Ph.D. Candidate in Economics at Georgetown University. Before winning a scholarship to study in the US, he completed his Bachelor’s degree and Master’s degree in Economics at the University of Turin. He has worked as Consultant and Research Assistant for several institutions such as the World Bank, VU University, CeRP - Collegio Carlo Alberto, Liser. His main research topics are Gender Economics, Economics of Education, Applied Econometrics
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Despite some improvements, women continue to be extremely underrepresented in science and engineering. A new research shows that girls may choose different courses in high school and college because they believe that men are better than women in math and science. Teachers can change that
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