Nuno Sobreira

Nuno Sobreira is an Assistant Professor at NOVASBE (Nova School of Business and Economics), part of Nova University of Lisbon. He holds a PhD in Economics (2012) and a Bachelor's in Economics (2005), both from Nova University of Lisbon. His research focuses on econometrics, time series analysis, and structural breaks, with notable contributions to economic growth theories, volatility modeling, and tourism economics.

Professor Sobreira has taught advanced courses such as Econometrics, Statistics II, and Time Series Analysis at both undergraduate and graduate levels. He has actively supervised over 30 master's theses since 2010, covering topics like cryptocurrency price forecasting, metro demand elasticity, and volatility spillovers in financial markets.

His recent work includes evaluating the impact of the Economic and Monetary Union on periphery countries' wealth (2025), analyzing post-pandemic tourism recovery in Portugal (2024), and investigating structural breaks in economic growth paths (2014). These studies employ rigorous statistical methods, including synthetic control models and cointegration analysis.

Notably, his research bridges theoretical econometrics with applied economics, addressing policy-relevant questions in development, urban planning, and financial risk management. He remains an active contributor to NOVASBE's academic community and international collaborations.