Mohga Bassim

Dr. Mohga Bassim is a Senior Lecturer in Economics at the University of Buckingham, UK, affiliated with the Faculty of Business, Humanities and Social Sciences. She holds a PhD in Economics (2010) from Ain Shams University, Egypt, along with earlier degrees in Economics. Since 2013, she has lectured in Econometrics, Development Economics, and Statistics. She also serves as Associate Director of the Institute of International Monetary Research (IIMR) at Buckingham and is a member of the Econometric Society.

Her research focuses on Economic Development (including women's economic empowerment), Econometric Modelling, and Energy Economics. Recent work includes studies on renewable energy policies, political stability impacts on economies, and gender equality in South Mediterranean countries. She has supervised two PhD students researching FDI and renewable energy economics. Dr. Bassim has also contributed to reviewing papers for the Institute of Economic Affairs Journal and holds professional certifications in banking and finance from the American University in Cairo.

Her academic career spans roles at institutions like Middlesex University (UK) and Egypt’s Modern Science and Arts University. Her articles analyze topics such as energy poverty, FDI impacts on growth, and environmental policy in developing nations, reflecting a blend of theoretical and applied economic research.