Dr. Tekin Kose is a Turkish economist based in the United Kingdom (UK), specializing in health economics, applied microeconomics, gender economics, and political economy. In addition to his academic research and teaching, he provides specialized mentoring, professional coaching, and advising to students and researchers in economics and related fields. Dr. Kose offers comprehensive guidance on academic development, advanced research skills, and career pathways within the UK and international markets. 

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Dr. Tekin Kose
Lecturer in Economics
School of Business and Law
University of Brighton

Dr. Kose's research focuses on applied microeconomics, with a primary interest in the following areas:

• Health Economics: Particularly gender differences in health behavior and outcomes.
• Economics of Gender: Investigating social and economic disparities across genders.
• Political Economy: Analyzing the interplay between political behaviour and economic outcomes.
• Experimental and Behavioural Economics: Analysing price convergence in experimental asset markets. 

I am an applied microeconomist who conducts research in health and gender economics. I primarily use advanced statistical and econometric modeling techniques on large-scale, individual-level survey data to investigate particular research questions. I also utilize a range of quantitative methods to conduct research in various topics such as e-commerce, technology adoption, and political trust.

I welcome research/PhD proposals from students interested in exploring issues on the economics of health and gender with the application of quantitative methods. I particularly encourage proposals that explore the intersections of health with other fields of economics, finance, business, marketing, and social sciences.

• Health Economics
• Economics of Gender
• Quantitative Methods
• Experimental and Behavioural Economics
• Behavioural Economics
• Political Economy