4th International Econometrics PhD Conference
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SpeakersMarvin Borsch (University of Cologne), Ertian Chen (University College London), Jing Kong (University of Southern California), Kieran Marray (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam), Gyungbae Park (Brown University), Bernhard van der Sluis (Erasmus University Rotterdam) et al.
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FieldEconometrics, Data Science and Econometrics
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LocationErasmus Universiteit Rotterdam, Campus Woudestein, ET-14
Rotterdam -
Date and time
November 17 2025, 10:00 until November 18 2025, 17:00
Registration
Register on the website of the Erasmus School of Economics.
General
The aim of this two-day event is to bring together senior PhD candidates from universities around the world specialising in Econometrics and Data Science to present and discuss their research.
The conference provides a great opportunity to meet other high-profile PhD students, and to learn about econometrics and data science research conducted at different institutions.
Speakers
Marvin Borsch (University of Cologne)Ertian Chen (University College London)
Gokul Gopalan Ramachandran (University of Warwick)
Jing Kong (University of Southern California)
Kieran Marray (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam)
Haoran Pan (Boston University)
Gyungbae Park (Brown University)
Kensuke Sakamoto (University of Wisconsin-Madison)
Bernhard van der Sluis (Erasmus University Rotterdam)
Sebastian Weibels (University of Cologne)
Tian Xie (University College London)
About the Econometric Institute
The Econometric Institute (EI) at Erasmus University Rotterdam has a strong research tradition in econometrics, statistics, data science and operations research. It is the oldest research institute in the field of econometrics in the world. Jan Tinbergen (first Nobel Prize winner in Economics), and Henri Theil founded the Institute in 1956, and “marked the beginning of undergraduate programs in econometrics at universities in the Netherlands”. “With the leading role of Rotterdam, universities in Amsterdam, Groningen, Tilburg and Maastricht followed and established their programs in econometrics”, (Journal of Econometrics, Vol:138, Issue:1 (2007), Guest Editorial).
Today, the EI offers several Bachelor and Master programs in econometrics and a substantial number of well-known econometricians have their roots in Rotterdam. The EI is part of an active research community within the Erasmus School of Economics - one of the largest and most successful economics schools in Europe. The EI is also part of the research networks and graduate programs: Tinbergen Institute and ERIM.