CV

Structured web CV for Prof. Osman Gulseven, Associate Professor of Economics and WTO Chair at Sultan Qaboos University.
Author

Osman Gulseven

Keywords

Osman Gulseven CV, Sultan Qaboos University, WTO Chair, economics, applied econometrics, international trade, food security, R, Python

This web CV summarizes verified and user-provided profile information for Prof. Osman Gulseven. It is maintained as a structured public profile; a downloadable CV will be linked after review. [coming soon]

Profile summary

Current appointment

  • Associate Professor of Economics and WTO Chair, Sultan Qaboos University.
  • Department of Natural Resource Economics, College of Agricultural and Marine Sciences.
  • Location: Muscat, Oman.

Education

  • PhD in Economics or Agricultural Economics, North Carolina State University, 2008.
  • MA in Economics, North Carolina State University, 2005.
  • BS in Industrial Engineering, Bilkent University, 2003.

Public identifiers

  • ORCID: 0000-0002-1602-3376
  • Scopus Author ID: 41261338900
  • Web of Science Researcher ID: G-4429-2017

Honors and fellowships

  • WTO Chair, 2021–present.
  • Marie Curie Fellow, 2009–2013.
  • Distinguished Young Scholar, 2013.
  • College Board Member, if already present in the repository and subject to periodic verification.

Academic appointments

Prof. Osman Gulseven is currently based at Sultan Qaboos University. Earlier public CV and profile materials in the repository refer to previous academic appointments at Middle East Technical University, Skyline University College, the American University of the Middle East, and North Carolina State University; exact titles and dates should be checked against source documents before expanded presentation.

Research interests

  • International trade, WTO membership, trade agreements, and regional integration.
  • Oman and GCC trade-policy analysis, food security, fisheries, non-tariff measures, and trade diversification.
  • Applied econometrics, agricultural economics, price transmission, consumer demand, sustainability, and resource economics.
  • Finance, inflation, gold, cryptocurrency dynamics, portfolio analysis, and financial-market risk.
  • Academic systems, research evaluation, teaching innovation, and academic research infrastructure.

Methods and technical skills

econometrics international trade modeling structural gravity PPML GPML wavelet coherence quantile regression hedonic demand modeling non-market valuation WTP analysis portfolio analysis algorithmic trading system design R Python Quarto LaTeX Beamer Google Colab data visualization reproducible workflows AI-assisted academic writing tools web-based academic software design

Prof. Gulseven builds research and teaching infrastructure using modern AI-assisted development tools and develops and supervises applied academic software workflows.

Teaching, supervision, and policy engagement

Teaching areas

Applied Econometrics, International Agricultural Trade, Agricultural Finance, Agricultural Entrepreneurship, Quantitative Methods, Data Visualization with R and Python, graduate research methods, and TINA-based trade and FTA simulations.

Graduate supervision and mentoring

Applied research design, econometric modeling, reproducible workflows, policy communication, and student projects using public or teaching-approved datasets. Public student details are not listed unless cleared for release.

WTO Chair and policy engagement

Academic and policy-facing work connected to WTO agreements, Oman Vision 2040, GCC trade integration, CEPA and FTA simulations, food security, fisheries and sustainability, non-tariff measures, gravity models, and curriculum development.

Selected funded and applied projects

  • The World Trade Organization (WTO), listed in repository metadata as an SQU Pure Research Chairs project.
  • Modeling Trade in GCC Countries, listed in repository metadata as an active internal-grant project for 2024–2026.
  • AI-supported academic tools, including ScholarDoc and ScholarTeX, listed as planned or prototype research and teaching infrastructure.

Selected publications and tools

Selected recent and policy-relevant publications are maintained on the generated Publications page. Academic infrastructure work includes ScholarDoc, ScholarTeX, AI-supported writing workflows, LaTeX and Beamer support, reproducible Quarto workflows, R and Python teaching resources, and data visualization examples. These resources are described as experimental, prototype, planned, or teaching-support tools until public links and documentation are verified.

Public profiles

Downloadable CV note

A downloadable CV is planned after final review of public source alignment, publication metadata, and institutional wording. [coming soon]