Guillermo Cabanillas Jiménez

I am a Assistant Professor at the Universidad de Alcalá (UAH), teaching modules in the area of applied economic. Previously I worked as a Lecturer at the University of Kent, where I also did my PhD.

My research interests are focused on the area of household decisions, consumption choices, behavioral and labor economics. In words, we can englobe all that in the area of applied microecomics. Working in these areas and also in a project on the minimum income with the WEIPO team in Alcalá.

Previously I did my undergraduate in Economics at Universitat Pomepu Fabra (UPF) in Barcelona, with the specialization in Quantitative Advanced Methods (QAM). After that, I did the IDEA program at Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona (UAB), where I did my two years master's in research. In 2017 I moved to Canterbury (UK) to start my PhD in Economics. There I got the Vice Chancellor's Research Scholarship.

During my years at the University of Kent, I organized the PhD Student Seminar Series with the help of Pablo Slon-Montero. Jointly with Dr. Bansi Malde and Stuart Henderson, we also organized the Micro Seminar Research Seminar Series. With the pandemic this seminar Series became a joint PhD Seminar Series with the University of Sussex, with the help of Dr. Zaki Wahhaj, Stuart Henderson and Fjolla Kondirolli.