I am currently completing my Master's Thesis on "leaning against the wind" exploring the relationship between the effect of monetary policy on financial conditions reducing the probability and severity of the financial crisis using a quantile regression approach for the EU. My MSc in Economics and Econometrics has included: Mathematics for Economic Analysis (advanced), Microeconomics, Macroeconomics, Econometrics 1 and 2, Time Series Data, Microdata Analysis, Empirical Macroeconomics, Development Economics, Portfolio Theory, and Financial Development and Crisis. I have learned and can use and teach: LaTeX, Eviews, Stata, and R statistical programming tools.

I achieved an Upper Second-Class Honours Degree (2:1) with the Department of Economics for my BSc (Hons)FinancialEconomics Degree: This degree focused on Intermediate Microeconomics, Macroeconomics, Econometrics, Corporate Finance, and Financial Instruments and Markets.

I achieved a GPA of 3.91 for my Associate of Arts (AA) degree with the College of Arts and Sciences: This degree consists of twenty-four liberal arts courses, with a focus on Business, Economics and Honours College courses (e.g. Globalization).