She holds a Bachelor's degree in Economics from the University of São Paulo (2003) and a Ph.D. in Economics from the same university in 2010, with additional studies at the University of Cambridge (UK). She is a professor at the Institute of International Relations IRI-USP (2011) and a tenured professor in the field of International Economics at the same university (2024). Her research interests include topics related to Regional Economics, International Trade, and Spatial Economics. Recently, she has also been conducting research on Women and Gender Inequality. (Information provided by the author)

Research line:

• International Political Economy

Research areas:

• International Trade
• Internationalisation of Companies
• Regional Disparities
• Regional Economics and Spatial Analysis
• Gender Issues
• Women and Economic Activities
• Data Analysis and Quantitative Methods

Courses taught in the Bachelor's Degree in International Relations:

• BRI0022 - Applied Statistics II
• BRI0023 - International Economics 1: International Trade Theory and Policy
• BRI0103 - Women and Economic Development

Courses taught in the Graduate Programme in International Relations:

• PRI5003 - Quantitative Analysis and Empirical Methods with Applications in Comparative Politics and International Relations
• PRI5021 - Pedagogical Training