Rosa Mato Amboage
Teaching Fellow
Profile
Biography
Rosa is a part-time Teaching Fellow in Environmental Economics and also a Ph.D. student at the Department of Environment and Geography. Her field of research is environmental and resource economics, with a focus on control rules for the optimal management of natural resources. Her work often incorporates theories and methods from a range of disciplines such as economics, biology, environment, and operations research.
She has worked in fishery economics, determining sustainable harvest control rules. Throughout her Ph.D. she will evaluate how to design preventive emergency plants that include government and industry parties for optimal pest management, under the supervision of Julia Touza and Jon Pitchford.
Career
| 2014 - present | PhD Student | Department of Environment and Geography University of York |
| 2012 - 2014 |
Master in Economic Analysis (MPhil) |
Autonomous University of Barcelona International Doctorate in Economic Analysis (IDEA) Spain |
| 2011 - 2012 |
Master in Economics |
University of Vigo Department of Economics Spain |
| 2007 -2011 |
Bachelor of Science in Natural Resources |
Cornell University College of Agricultural and Life Sciences Ithaca, NY |
