Author Profile
Early Academic Pursuits
Her academic journey commenced with a Bachelor of Arts in Economics, accompanied by a minor in Psychology, from the American University of Cairo in 1995. She furthered her education with a Master of Science in Development Finance from the University of London, where she achieved First Class Honours. Continuing her pursuit of knowledge, she completed the pre-requisite requirements for an MSc in Islamic Finance at the University of Virginia, Affiliate in Cairo, in 2009. Finally, in 2016, she attained her PhD in Economics from the Faculty of Economics and Political Science at Cairo University. Her doctoral research, titled 'Social Mobility in Egypt: an intergenerational approach,' was supervised by Dr. Tarek A. Moursi.
Professional Endeavors
Her professional journey spans a diverse array of roles and responsibilities. She assumed the position of Associate Professor of Economics at The British University in Egypt (BUE) in 2022, where she teaches modules such as Economics of Egypt, Economic Globalisation, and International Trade. Prior to this, she held various administrative positions within the Department of Economics at BUE, including Quality Assurance Officer and Staff Development Officer. Additionally, she has contributed to research projects as a Project Advisor for the BUE-UNFCCC Partnership and through collaborations with institutions such as the University of Cologne.
Contributions and Research Focus
Her contributions to academia and research are notable. Her research interests primarily revolve around socioeconomic issues, as evidenced by her doctoral thesis on social mobility in Egypt. She has also been actively involved in collaborative research projects, such as the one on "Solar Energy in Egypt: Challenges and Opportunities" with the University of Cologne. Furthermore, her teaching experience spans various economic subjects, including macroeconomics, international trade, and commercial policies.
Accolades and Recognition
Throughout her career, Her contributions have been recognized and acknowledged. Her involvement in the BUE-UNFCCC Partnership project on desertification in Egypt's Delta Region earned her recognition at COP27 in Sharm El-Sheikh. Additionally, her collaboration with the University of Cologne received a research grant from the DAAD, highlighting the significance of her research endeavors.
Impact and Influence
Her work has had a tangible impact on both academia and industry. As an Associate Professor, she has played a crucial role in shaping the academic experiences of her students and has contributed to the advancement of knowledge in the field of economics. Her research on socioeconomic issues has informed policy discussions and has the potential to drive positive change in Egyptian society.
Legacy and Future Contributions
As she continues her academic and research journey, Her legacy lies in her dedication to advancing knowledge and addressing pressing socioeconomic challenges. Through her teaching, research, and collaborative endeavors, she remains committed to driving positive change and shaping future generations of economists and researchers. Her multifaceted expertise and passion for socioeconomic issues position her as a valuable asset to the academic community and beyond.
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