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1. Judith Dunkerley
dbs.abertay.ac.uk/Economics/St - [Cached]Published on: 6/5/2000 Last Visited: 9/7/2005
Ms Judith Dunkerley
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Ms Judith Dunkerley
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After completing a first degree at Heriot-Watt University as a mature student Judith went on to work as a research associate in the Department of Economics. She taught as a part-time lecturer and also completed a part-time MBA. She joined Strathclyde Regional Council on completing her second degree to work in Economic Development on projects in tourism and training. She joined the University in 1992 after completing a visiting post at Queens University, Kingston, Canada. She teaches mainly applied microeconomics to a range of students with a particular interest in teaching to business students. The main focus of her research and specialist teaching interest is in environmental economics. As one of the contributors on a collaborative project she has just completed the first stage of an EPSRC funded project looking at issues of sustainability of waste-water management. -
2. Judith Dunkerley
dbs.tay.ac.uk/Economics/Staff/ - [Cached]Published on: 6/5/2000 Last Visited: 5/23/2005
Ms Judith Dunkerley
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Ms Judith Dunkerley
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After completing a first degree at Heriot-Watt University as a mature student Judith went on to work as a research associate in the Department of Economics. She taught as a part-time lecturer and also completed a part-time MBA. She joined Strathclyde Regional Council on completing her second degree to work in Economic Development on projects in tourism and training. She joined the University in 1992 after completing a visiting post at Queens University, Kingston, Canada. She teaches mainly applied microeconomics to a range of students with a particular interest in teaching to business students. The main focus of her research and specialist teaching interest is in environmental economics. As one of the contributors on a collaborative project she has just completed the first stage of an EPSRC funded project looking at issues of sustainability of waste-water management.
