PhD Research Opportunties
We welcome applications from well-qualified candidates wishing to pursue research leading to PhD in the areas of experimental and behavioural economics, individual choice, game theory and social preferences. Information about the research interests of CeDEx colleagues can be found in the people section of our website, where you can also link to staff websites to view further information about each person, including their recent publications. You may also wish to browse our Discussion Paper Series and Publications to see the topics CeDEx researchers have been working on.
We organise an annual conference-style workshop for our PhD students which brings together an international group of researchers in behavioural economics, including those from CREED at Amsterdam and CBESS at the University of East Anglia. This is in addition to a CeDEx seminar series and weekly Brown Bag sessions which provide the opportunity for invaluable peer feedback.
CeDEx is a world leading research group with lab facilities both in the School of Economics and Nottingham University Business School. Studying with us can be a pathway to many exciting opportunities in and out of academia.
Pictured here are current and former CeDEx getting-together with colleagues at the ESA World Meeting in Berlin 2018. Photo credit: Jesal Sheth via Twitter
Former students and their initial destination after leaving CeDEx
- Ernesto Gavassa-Pérez, University of Navarra
- Diego Marino Fages, Durham University
- Anna Hochleitner, Norwegian School of Economics
- Yuliet Verbel Bustamante, University of Michigan
- Malte Baader, University of Nottingham
- Monika Pompeo,Postdoctoral Researcher, University of Bologna
- Gian Luca Tedeschi, Postdoctoral Researcher, Univerity of Padua
- Valeria Burdea, Postdoctoral Associate, University of Pittsburgh
- Uzma Afzal, Research Fellow & Assistant Professor, Lahore School of Economics
- Jesal Sheth, Banking Standards Board, London
- Ruslan Shichman
- Orestis Kopsacheilis, University of Nottingham, NIBS
- Xueheng Li, Institute for Social and Economic Research (ISER) at Nanjing Audit University
- Vasileios Kotsidis, University of Cambridge, & LSE
- Di Wang, Southwestern University of Finance and Economics, Chengdu, China
- Despoina Alempaki, Warwick Business School
- Jingcheng (Cindy) Fu, University of Nottingham
- Till Weber, University College Dublin
- Hanna Fromell, University of Groningen
- Georgia Michailidou, Burgundy School of Business, LESSAC
- Lu Dong, Monash University
- Tom Lane, University of Nottingham, Ningbo
- Ashira Perera, Oxford Policy Management
- Lingbo Huang, Monash University
- Geoffrey Castillo, Friedrich-Alexander-Universitat Erlangen-Nurnberg, Germany
- Benjamin Beranek, University of Nottingham
- Antonio Alonso Arechar, University of Yale
- Joerg Weber, University of Nottingham NIBS
- Simone Quercia, University of Bonn
- Zahra Murad, University of Surrey
- Francesco Fallucchi, University of East Anglia NIBS
- Jacinto Braga, University of Bath
- Michail Drouvelis, University of Birmingham
- Swee Hoon Chuah, Nottingham University Business School
- Saileshsingh Gunessee, University of Nottingham, Ningbo
- Esther Kessler, University College London
- Xiaojing Kong, Schindler Ltd, UK
- Laurent Muller, Laboratoire d'Economie Appliquée de Grenoble
- Daniele Nosenzo, CeDEx
- Baboo Nowbutsing, University of Mauritius
- Henrik Orzen, University of Mannheim
- Eva Poen, CeDEx
- Maria Ruiz-Martos, University of Warwick
- Sergio Sousa
- Ping Zhang, China Construction Bank, Beijing
- Fabio Tufano, CeDEx
- Jeroen Nieboer, London School of Economics
- Yuki Kumagai, Keele University