shadwa Esmat

Dr. Shadwa Esmat is an accomplished Assistant Professor specializing in Public Policy and Management. She earned her Ph.D. from the Faculty of Economics & Political Science (FEPS) at Cairo University, where she currently holds an Assistant Professor position. Her exceptional academic journey was recognized through a prestigious Fulbright Scholarship for her Ph.D. research and a Visiting-Scholar opportunity at George Washington University in the United States in 2013. Dr. Esmat further enriched her education with a Master’s Degree in Public Policy from South Korea’s Korea Development Institute (KDI), School of Public Policy and Management. Her dedication to international learning led her to win two fellowships from the Japan Foundation, allowing her to participate in the Middle East Group Study Program in both 2009 and 2017.

Dr. Esmat’s passion for education extends beyond her own studies. She served as an Academic Advisor for credit hour Students at FEPS from 2015 to 2017, guiding and shaping the academic paths of fellow learners. Her commitment to higher education also manifested in her role as a part-time Assistant Professor at various private universities. With a profound understanding of public policy and management, Dr. Esmat contributes significantly to her field and continues to inspire both students and colleagues alike.

Assistant Professor- Program Director of Business Administration Program (ASU-GU Dual Program)

• Research Award: Her co-authored research won the First rank in the Digital Transformation pillar, at Quality-of-Life Conference, organized by Ministry of Planning and Economic Development and Muassast Misr for Health & Sustainable Development, 27^th-3-2022. Research titled: “Willingness to Pay for Digital Government Services in Egypt: A Contingent Valuation Analysis for Electricity meter case study”.

Academic Awards: Rewarded Two Certificates of Academic Excellence “Dean’s List with Distinction” in Spring and Summer semesters, KDI School, Korea

– Senior National Expert in the field of Public Management, who worked on the project “Support to Public Administration Reform & Local Development in Egypt.” This project was signed between Vereniging van Nederlandse Gemeenten (VNG) Netherlands, École nationale d’administration (ENA) France, and the European Union Delegation to Egypt in July 2018.

– Senior Researcher for Egypt’s Decentralization Initiative (EDI), a USAID-financed project in 2012.

– Research Award: Her co-authored research won the first place in the Digital Transformation pillar at the Quality-of-Life Conference. This conference was organized by the Ministry of Planning and Economic Development and Muassast Misr for Health & Sustainable Development on March 27th, 2022. The research titled “Willingness to Pay for Digital Government Services in Egypt: A Contingent Valuation Analysis for the Electricity Meter Case Study” was recognized.

– Academic Awards: She was awarded two Certificates of Academic Excellence, achieving “Dean’s List with Distinction” in the Spring and Summer semesters at KDI School, Korea.