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Sotiris Vandoros

Professor of Health Economics and Director of Executive MBA Health

Global Business School for Health

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  • Professor of Health Economics and Director of Executive MBA Health
    Global Business School for Health
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  • University College London, Global Business School for Health, Marshgate, 7 Sidings St, London, E20 2AE, United Kingdom

BIO

Sotiris Vandoros is Professor of Health Economics at University College London, and Director of the Executive MBA Health programme. He is also Adjunct Professor at Harvard University. 

He was previously Associate Dean for Doctoral Studies and Associate Professor at King's College London, and holds a PhD from the LSE.

His research focuses on the impact of socioeconomic conditions, shocks and uncertainty on health and health-related behaviours, and on pricing, regulation and competition in pharmaceutical markets, studying topics such as the generics paradox, generic competition and therapeutic substitution. He also studies the determinants of car accidents.

He is co-Editor of Globalization & Health and serves on the Editorial Board of Health Policy.

Prof Vandoros has carried out research for national and international organisations and governments such as the World Health Organization, the NHS, the European Commission and the European Parliament.

He has taught at UCL, Harvard, King’s College London, LSE, Brunel, Sorbonne-Cité and the Tata Institute of Social Sciences.

UNIVERSITY COLLEGE LONDON APPOINTMENTS

  • Professor of Health Economics and Director of Executive MBA Health
    University College London, Global Business School for Health

ACADEMIC POSITIONS

  • Professor of Health Economics
    UCL, United Kingdom14 Jul 2023 - present
  • Adjunct Professor
    Harvard University, United States1 Jul 2017 - present

SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS

  • 1 No Poverty
  • 3 Good Health and Well Being
  • 8 Decent Work and Economic Growth
  • 10 Reduced Inequalities
  • 12 Responsible Consumption and Production