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Jurin is an applied economist and LSE-funded PhD candidate in Health Policy and Health Economics. Her research uses quasi-experimental methods to examine how incentives, regulations, and other policy interventions can improve population health.
Prior to her PhD, Jurin worked in consulting, research, and policy analysis at NERA (Oliver Wyman Group), the Institute for Fiscal Studies, Universities UK, and Nesta. Her work includes a range of sectors beyond health, including education, energy, environment, food, and international development. She enjoys bringing rigorous quantitative methods and a multidisciplinary perspective to addressing complex policy challenges.
Jurin holds an MPhil in Economics from the University of Oxford and a BSc in Biology and Economics from the University of St Andrews.
Dissertation supervisors:
Professor Mylène Lagarde, Dr Ranjeeta Thomas, and Dr Emilie Courtin.