Sina Erdal

Sina Erdal is a Senior Teaching Fellow at the School of Accounting, Economics and Finance, University of Portsmouth. He holds a Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) designation from the CFA Institute (2014). His teaching responsibilities include courses such as Advanced Global Financial Management, Undergraduate Dissertation, and Behavioral Finance. Erdal's research focuses on educational outcomes, particularly student performance trajectories and diverse academic environments, alongside finance-related topics like risk management and econometrics. His notable work includes a 2020 study on student body diversity and academic achievement patterns. Awards include the CFA certification, reflecting expertise in investment management and finance.

• Education: Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA Institute, 2014)

Research interests span both finance disciplines and educational dynamics, with a recent focus on how diverse student demographics influence academic success. His 2020 article highlights trajectories of student performance in UK institutions, emphasizing socioeconomic and cultural factors. Erdal’s contributions bridge financial education and pedagogical research, addressing practical challenges in global finance curricula and student support strategies.

• Awards: Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA)

No grants or advising records are explicitly stated. Erdal’s work is affiliated with the School’s initiatives in financial education and applied learning methodologies.