Research

Economics Education

Teaching Online and Distance Courses in Economics, ed. with Abdullah Al-Bahrani, Elgar (forthcoming August 2024).


"Asynchronous learning design—Lessons for the post-pandemic world of higher education." The Journal of Economic Education, 54(2), 214–223. https://doi.org/10.1080/00220485.2023.2174233

"Adaptable Economics Education - What, Why and How" (with Cloda Jenkins) June 2022. Presented at CTREE 2022, UCL Education Conference 2021 and at IIM (Calcutta) July 2021.

"Diversity and Inclusion in the Economics Classroom" (with Sam Asher, Hannah Buttle and Otso Hao) June 2020, presented at TeachECONference.

"Developments in economics education" in S. Marshall (ed), A Handbook for Teaching & Learning in Higher Education (5th ed), Routledge; forthcoming November 2019. https://www.routledge.com/A-Handbook-for-Teaching-and-Learning-in-Higher-Education-Enhancing-Academic/Marshall/p/book/9780367200817 

"The early impact of initiatives to close attainment gaps" (joint with Rosalind Duhs, Julie Evans and Paulette Williams) Compass, Vol. 12, No. 1 (2019).

Let's Make a Movie - Introducing Students to Economics Using a Multimedia Research Project” (Joint with Christian Spielmann) Journal of Economic Teaching, Vol 1, Issue 1 (2016).

“Group Work and Its Discontents” (Joint with Cloda Jenkins)

"Do Students Work Harder if University Costs More?" (Joint with Sefi Roth and Lorenzo Lotti)

HEA Individual Grant no.GENTDG123 "Using Audience Response Systems to enhance interaction and engagement in large diverse groups"

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Technology and Inequality

"Multi-tasking and the Returns to Experience", forthcoming in The Economics of Multi-tasking, Kalenkoski and Foster (eds), Palgrave Macmillan. December 2015.


Undergraduate and MSc Research Supervision

Applied micro research areas which I'm interested in and which I am happy to supervise MSc Dissertations in (students should have preferably taken G013, Steve Machin's course on Topics in Labour Economics). If you have a research  idea which you would like to discuss please contact me well in advance via email: p dot chaudhury at ucl dot ac dot uk

Education: I am interested in pretty much everything related to education ranging from the class size effect to the effect of educational policies on income distribution.

Gender/motherhood wage and other gaps: Do women (or mothers) earn less or make specific choices because they are discriminated against? Or is there a compensating differential story at play? How do women's employment patterns differ from men's?

Effects of employer benefits on employment/wages etc: How does the makeup of the total compensation package affect the makeup of the workplace? How is this structure determined, and how does it affect other things like inequality, tenure, etc.

Peer Effects: Studies using data from the workplace, education or other spheres of life which show the effects of colleagues on each other's productivity or behaviour

Immigration: Broad range of topics ranging from the effect of policies on immigration to the effect of immigration on an economy.