Jakub Kowalczyk

My research examines the impact of working from home on the British economy, with a particular focus on its potential to enhance productivity and wellbeing. Methodologically, I employ cutting-edge machine learning techniques, such as causal forests. I conduct this work under the supervision of Prof. David A. Jaeger and Dr. Margaret Leighton.

My research interests lie within labour economics, health economics, and applied econometrics, where I am particularly interested in the application of machine learning methods in causal inference. 

As part of my commitment to teaching, I am also pursuing a Postgraduate Certificate in Academic Practice.

EC1002 Microeconomics - Tutor 

EC2203 Statistics for Economists - Tutor