Dr. Alanoud Al-Maadid is an Assistant Professor of Economics at Qatar University. She received a PhD. in Economics and Finance from Brunel University London, UK in 2016, with a thesis entitled “Effects of oil prices, food prices and macroeconomic news on Gcc stock markets”. She was selected to join the Rising Leaders program at Qatar Leadership Center and completed it in 2018. She is currently a Fellow in Center of International and Regional Studies- Georgetown University.
Dr. Al-Maadid is a recognized researcher in the fields of economies of time series, the GCC stock market, and behavioral finance. She taught many courses such as principles of Macroeconomics and Monetary Policy. She participated in several conferences and seminars nationally and internationally, including some lead by Noble Laureates. She is also leading and participating in many research projects such as “Qatar stock market through a behavioral lens”.
Dr. Al-Maadid has earned the Emir of Qatar Award in Qatar Educational Excellence Day Event (Phd. Category) in 2017. She has been awarded the Excellence in Services Award from Qatar University- College of Business and Economics in 2018. She has also achieved the Prize of Impact and Innovation in Doctoral Research in Economics from Brunel University 2016
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Hello. Good morning. My name is Abdulla Al-Mohammadi, a graduate of CBE since 2013. My major was Accounting and minor was International Business. I have been working for Nakilat since November 2013. I liked to major in economics but unfortunately was not offered that time. Last year, I enrolled in the Masters Program in Development Economics at Doha Institute here in Qatar. However, unfortunately, because of workload and the requirements of the any masters program, I could not continue and have withdrawn from the program as a whole. I want please your advise to me as a recently PhD. holder on how can I continue to balance between work and study if I will apply again to another program. Thanks in advance.