Andrew McFaull is a Senior Lecturer in Accounting and Financial Education at King's Business School. Andrew is Director of Undergraduate Studies, where he is responsible for maintaining and building upon the quality and reputation of all the undergraduate degree programmes taught by King’s Business School.

Andrew is conducting research to examine if biases from behavioural economics and psychology are present and influential in education. He is particularly focused on understanding how biases affect learning outcomes. His goal is to discover strategies that educators can use to reduce such biases, thereby improving the student experience.

Andrew holds a PhD from the University of York (2017), where his thesis looked at the economic, social and behavioural factors  influencing the investment behaviour and decision-making of scheme participants in broad-based employee stock ownership plans.

Before joining King’s College London, Andrew held a research position at the University of Oxford supporting on a project in the financial services industry. He also worked as a Research Fellow in the Cabinet Office as part of the Behavioural Insights Team, assisting central government apply insights from behavioural economics and psychology to public policy.

Andrew has been nominated by his students for the King's Education Awards every year since he joined King's and was a runner up in the university level King's Education Awards in 2018, 2021, 2022 and 2024. Andrew has also been recognised in the King's Business School Dean’s Awards: winning the Dean's Award for Outstanding Citizenship in its inaugural year and being shortlisted for the Student Choice Lecturer of the Year in 2022 and for Outstanding Contribution to Education in 2023.

In addition, he is a Certified Management & Business Educator (CMBE) and Senior Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (SFHEA).

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