Dr. Mudassira Sarfraz | Labour Economics | Research Excellence Award

University of Warsaw, Poland | Poland 

Mudassira Sarfraz is an accomplished economist and academic specializing in economics, finance, and quantitative social science, with strong expertise in labor economics, development economics, and gender-focused economic research. Her scholarly work centers on the interaction between social norms, labor markets, and economic participation, with a particular focus on women’s labor force participation in developing economies. Her doctoral research examined how cultural and social constraints shape economic behavior and employment outcomes, offering policy-relevant insights for inclusive growth, social development, and labor market reform. She has extensive teaching experience across Europe and South Asia, contributing to higher education in economics, finance, statistics, and business analytics. Her academic roles span core subjects including microeconomics, macroeconomics, development economics, corporate and international finance, risk management, social policy, and quantitative methods. She integrates data analysis, statistical reasoning, and applied economic modeling into her pedagogy, emphasizing practical decision-making and evidence-based policy analysis. Her research interests include gender economics, social norms theory, labor market dynamics, development policy, social protection systems, applied econometrics, and data-driven policy evaluation. Through interdisciplinary teaching and research, she contributes to advancing inclusive economic development, gender equity, and socially responsive economic policy design in both academic and applied policy environments.

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