Nikiti, Halkidiki, Greece; August, 2017.

Current appointment

Teaching Fellow at the School of Economics, University of Surrey, UK
University of Surrey Webpage

Profile

I completed my first degree in Physics at the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki (Greece) in 2008. Then, I started my postgraduate studies at the University of Leicester (UK) and completed my M.Sc. in Business Analysis and Finance in 2009 with distinction. I continued at the same institution as a Ph.D. student in Economics and graduated in 2014.

I had been employed by the University of Leicester during 2009-2013 and I have also worked for a year at the University of Sheffield. In September 2014, I initiated my employment at the University of Surrey as a Teaching Fellow.

Research interests

• Corruption and Institutions
• Economic Growth and Development
  
• Economics Education
  
• Population Change and Demographic Transition
• Applied Econometrics​
  

Publications

On corruption:

• Varvarigos D. and Arsenis P. (2015). 'Corruption, fertility, and human capital'. Journal of Economic Behavior & Organization, Vol. 109, pp. 145-162.
  

On economics education:

• Arsenis P. and Flores M. (2019). 'Student academic performance and professional training year'. International Review of Economics Education, Vol. 30.
  

Work in progress

On corruption:

• 'On the measurement of corruption' (with J. Rockey).
  

On economics education:

• ‘Determinants of students' salaries in the professional training year’ (with M. Flores). 
  
• ‘Assessment and skill diversification in economics: a first-year undergraduate experience of a group video project’ (with M. Flores and D. Petropoulou).
• ‘Students' perceptions on professional skills development during an industrial placement year’ (with M. Flores). 

Address

School of Economics
Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences
Ground Floor AD Building
University of Surrey
Guildford, Surrey, GU2 7XH
UK