Meet Professor Lyndall Bryant
Professor Bryant is a senior property economics lecturer with more than 20 years of executive experience in housing, finance, property development. Her research explores housing affordability, effective urban supply, and the intersection of finance, infrastructure and property values with a special interest in the not-for-profit sector.
As founder and chair of the QUT Housing Researchers Network, she leads collaborative efforts to produce transformative, evidence-based insights that shape policy and deliver tangible societal benefits.
Meet Professor Anup Basu
Professor Anup Basu is an internationally recognised finance and behavioural/experimental economics expert who has made significant impact on public policy and industry practice in the USA, UK and Australia.
He is the founder of QUT's Student Managed Investment Fund, created in 2018 to provide practical learning experiences for students through cementing theories learned in class through immediate real-world applications.
Meet Claire Atkinson
'A career in economics was a natural fit for my passion for public and economic policy. Economics is the universal language of decision making and I can see the difference good policy advice makes in shaping the lives of Australians through the work we do at Deloitte Access Economics. The mix of theoretical, technical and very practical skills I gained at QUT was the foundation for pursuing my passion.'
Meet David Blackman
Having always had an interest in international development, it is no surprise that economist David Blackman is responding to the United Nation's (UN) call to action to protect the environment and to end poverty. Based in the Western Province of Sri Lanka, David is supporting the UN's efforts to provide evidence-based advice to achieve the nation's Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).