Dr Shulin Deng is a Lecturer in Finance Education at King's Business School, King's College London. She holds a PhD in Economics from the University of Birmingham and is a Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (FHEA). She also holds the internationally recognised Financial Risk Manager (FRM) qualification.

Shulin has over ten years of experience in UK higher education, with extensive expertise in teaching, curriculum design, module leadership, dissertation supervision, and programme management across undergraduate and postgraduate programmes in Finance and Economics. Since joining King's in 2021, she has been recognised for her commitment to student learning and educational excellence, receiving nominations for the King's Education Awards each year.

In addition to her teaching responsibilities, Shulin serves as Education Lead and Deputy Programme Director within King's Business School, where she contributes to programme development, student experience enhancement, curriculum innovation, quality assurance, and the integration of future-focused skills into the curriculum. Her work is particularly focused on creating engaging, inclusive, and career-relevant learning experiences that prepare students for an increasingly AI-enabled business environment.

Shulin's research interests span Pedagogical Research, Household Finance, and Labour Economics. Her research applies quantitative and econometric methods to explore topics including household financial decision-making, retirement and pension policy, housing markets, and educational practice in higher education. She is particularly interested in enhancing student learning, engagement, and employability within Finance and Economics education.

Dr Deng is not currently accepting PhD students.