Stuart McIntyre is a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Economics, and Head of Research at the Fraser of Allander Institute.

He is a Research Associate at the ONS funded Economic Statistics Centre of Excellence, and a Faculty Research Affiliate at the Regional Research Institute at West Virginia University.

He is also on the editorial board of the ESRC funded Economics Observatory (https://www.coronavirusandtheeconomy.com/) which was set up at the onset of the Coronavirus pandemic to bridge the gap between academic research, government policy and the general public.

Stuart has research interests in applied economics, regional and spatial economics.

He is very willing to supervise suitably qualified PhD students in his fields of interest.

Stuart will also provide economic advice on a consultancy basis.

Stuart currently teaches on the MRes (Introduction to Quantitative Methods), MBA (Scenario Thinking for Global Challenges), MSc Applied Economics (Regional Development Policy) and Undergraduate Economics (Intermediate Microeconomics) programmes.

Stuart's personal website with the latest information on his latest research is accessible here.

My main areas of research interest relate to applied economics, with applications in regional economics, environmental and energy economics, applied microeconomics and spatial econometrics.

Stuart currently teaches on the MRes (Introduction to Quantitative Methods), MBA (Scenario Thinking for Global Challenges), MSc Applied Economics (Regional Development Policy) and Undergraduate Economics (Intermediate Microeconomics) programmes.

Stuart's research interests are in applied economics.

Please see his own personal webpage (https://sites.google.com/view/stuartgmcintyre) for more details on Stuart's research interests. 

Stuart is very happy to supervise suitably qualified PhD students in any area of his research interests; please get in touch if you want to discuss a potential research project.