Magnus Carlsson

Magnus Carlsson

Associate professor
Department of Economics and Statistics School of Business and Economics
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Associate professor in Economics

Magnus Carlsson is an Associate Professor of Economics. His research interests include labor economics, applied microeconomics, and political economy. A major focus of his research is to examine the factors that explain observed differences in labor market outcomes, for example between women and men, and between individuals with different ethnic backgrounds. Magnus is also affiliated as a researcher with the ROCKWOOL Foundation Berlin – Institute for the Economy and the Future of Work (RFBerlin) 

His teaching primarily concerns labor economics and empirical methods. He currently teaches empirical methods in economics, supervises Bachelor’s and Master’s theses, and advises PhD students in both Economics and Psychology.

He is an elected member of the university board for the term 2025–2027, previously served on the faculty board of the School of Business and Economics (2016–2024), is research director of the group Diversity in the Labour Market (lnu.se/diversity) funded by the Swedish Research Council, and was director of studies for the PhD programme from 2017 to 2022. He has also been a visiting researcher at University College London.

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