Brief Biography
Emma Tavadyan has been teaching at the Department of Mathematical Methods and Information Technologies in Economics and Business (MMITEB) at the Russian-Armenian University since 2024. She is a graduate of the postgraduate program in Finance at the Armenian State University of Economics.
She previously earned both her Bachelor’s degree in “Economics and Enterprise Management” and Master’s degree in “Banking” with honors from the Armenian State University of Economics.
Her professional focus lies in tax policy and macroeconomic analysis. Her research interests include the relationship between tax systems and macroeconomic indicators, the functions of taxation, and potential directions for tax reform.
She is the author of several publications in journals such as Armenian Economic Journal, Alternative, Region and the World, and Bulletin of RAU. In collaboration with Agasi Tavadyan, she co-authored a paper addressing the challenges and prospects of Armenia’s tax policy.
Previously, she worked in the fields of accounting, journalism, and communications, and has completed various trainings in human resource management, banking, and digital tools. She is fluent in English and has strong proficiency in MS Office, SQL, and Python.