Dr Jan Podivinsky BSc (Econ), MSc (LSE), PhD (Southampton)

Associate Professor in Economics, Director of Internationlisation, School of Economic, Social and Political Sciences

Dr Jan Podivinsky is an Associate Professor in the Department of Economics at the University of Southampton.

2008–2010: Head of Teaching Programmes, Economics

2003–2008: Programme Director, MSc Finance and Economics

2000–2003: Postgraduate Research Tutor, Department of Economics

Applied econometrics; econometric theory: time series, testing and small sample methods; financial econometrics and empirical finance

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McVicar, D., & Podivinsky, J. M. (2005). Into jobs or into the classroom? the UK new deal for young people. In I. Nicaise (Ed.), Best Practice in the Evaluation of Labour Market Programmes for Vulnerable Groups (pp. 163-198). (Working Paper Series; Vol. Chapter 7, No. 80). Leuven, Belgium: Katolieke Universiteit Leuven.
Podivinsky, J. M. (1999). Finite sample properties of GMM estimators and tests. In L. Mátyás (Ed.), Generalized Method of Moments Estimation (pp. 128-148). Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.

McVicar, D., & Podivinsky, J. M. (Accepted/In press). Are active labour market programs least effective where they are most needed? The case of the British New Deal for Young People. Paper presented at EALE/SOLE 3rd International Conference, United Kingdom.
Cheong, C., Kim, G-H., & Podivinsky, J. M. (2010). The impact of inflation uncertainty on interest rates. Paper presented at African Econometric Society 15th Annual Conference, Egypt.

McVicar, D., & Podivinsky, J. M. (2003). Has the new deal in Scotland helped young people out on unemployment and into jobs? Stirling, UK: University of Stirling, Scottish Economic Policy Network.
McVicar, D., & Podivinsky, J. M. (2002). Young people, unemployment duration and the new deal in Northern Ireland. (New Deal Evaluation Report; No. 5). Belfast, UK: Department for Employment and Learning.

2010–2011: on leave in semester one

ECON6028: Financial Econometrics (option module for MSc Finance and Economics)

2009–2010:

ECON6002: Econometrics II (compulsory module for MSc Economics and Econometrics)

ECON6003: Quantitative Economics (compulsory module for MSc Economics, and MSc Economics and Econometrics)

2008–2009:

ECON6002: Econometrics II (compulsory module for MSc Economics and Econometrics)

ECON6028: Financial Econometrics (option module for MSc Finance and Economics)

2007–2008:

ECON2026 Introduction to Econometrics

ECON6002 Econometrics II (compulsory module for MSc Economics and Econometrics)

ECON6011 Advanced Topics in Econometrics (option module for MSc Economics and Econometrics)

Dr Jan Podivinsky
Economics, University of Southampton, Southampton, SO17 1BJ United Kingdom

Room Number: 58/3117