Murat Sadiku

Murat Sadiku is a Full Professor of Applied Mathematics at the Faculty of Business and Economics, South East European University (SEEU), North Macedonia. He holds a PhD in Computer Sciences in Applied Mathematics from SEEU (2010) and has extensive experience in education and research spanning over three decades. His academic roles include coordinating doctoral studies, leading quality assurance initiatives, and serving on Senate committees for anti-corruption and conflicts of interest.

His educational background includes a Master's in Real Analysis and Numerical Analysis (University of Prishtina, 2001) and a Bachelor's in Mathematical Analysis (University of Prishtina, 1992). His research focuses on applied mathematics, economic growth analysis, and convergence of series, with notable work on public debt impacts, financial sector performance, and shadow economies in the Western Balkans. He has authored/co-authored over 20 publications in journals and conferences.

Key contributions include developing methods for accelerating series convergence and analyzing the macroeconomic determinants of income inequality. His teaching spans Business Mathematics, Calculus, and Statistics at both undergraduate and doctoral levels. He actively participates in international projects like the Erasmus+ Math STEM initiative and has held visiting professorships at institutions in Kosovo and Macedonia.

Professional responsibilities include managing academic quality, coordinating doctoral programs, and advising on anti-corruption policies. His work emphasizes interdisciplinary approaches, bridging mathematics with economic and business applications.