Dr Emike Nasamu
Programme Leader, BSc Economics; Senior Lecturer
Emike Nasamu is the Programme Leader of Economics and Lecturer in Economics at the University of Chester. She has made research contributions in workplace wellbeing with research partners at evolveworkplacewellbeing.org and whatworkswellbeing.org. Emike’s wider research interest and agenda is in behavioural and experimental microeconomics. She is a Fellow of the Higher Education Academy.
Econometrics, Advanced Micro and Macro economic Theory, Finance, Methods of Impact Evaluation, Mathematics.
Econometrics, Data analysis, Industrial Organisation, Wellbeing, Behaviour and Experimental Economics
Cost-benefits of work-life balance initiatives. with Prof. Sara Connolly, Dr. Mark Bryan and Dr. Andrew Bryce to be included in the Handbook Series in Occupational Health Sciences. Handbook on Management and Employment Practices (Forthcoming).
Evaluating Multicomponent Wellbeing Strategies. with Dr. Jana Patey, Dr. David Watson, Dr. Rachel Nayani, Prof. Sara Connolly and Prof. Kevin Daniels to be included in The Sage Handbook of Organisational Wellbeing (Forthcoming).
- PhD Economics. "The Impact of Competitive Scenarios on Individual and Team Behaviour". University of East Anglia
- MSc Finance and Economics. University of East Anglia
- BSc Economics and Statistics. University of Benin (Nigeria)