Dr. Muhammed Lamin Ceesay
Address: Banjulinding, West Coast Region
Date of Birth: 31/10/1995 ▪️ Nationality: Gambian
Email: Dr.ceesaymuhammed@gmail.com
Website: www.muhammedlaminceesay.com
Phone: +220 86 637 5144
Dr. Muhammed Lamin Ceesay
Address: Banjulinding, West Coast Region
Date of Birth: 31/10/1995 ▪️ Nationality: Gambian
Email: Dr.ceesaymuhammed@gmail.com
Website: www.muhammedlaminceesay.com
Phone: +220 86 637 5144
Dissertation title: ”Essays on surveillance policy, privacy protection, and crime prevention: evidence
from the United States and Africa”
Supervisors: Prof. Steven Stillman, Prof. Giacomo De Luca
Final evaluation: 106/110
Thesis: “Data Retention Regulation And Crime Deterrence: Evidence From The U.S.A.”
Supervisors: Prof. Marco Pagnozzi, Prof. Marcello Puca
Final CGPA: 3.838/4.3 (Magna Cum Laude)
Responsibilities: Lead the design and execution of labour market surveys and manage the Labour Market Information System (LMIS) to support evidence-based policy decisions. Develop M&E frameworks and employment tracking tools to assess policy impact, while conducting outcomes-based analyses of TVET programs and skills demand-supply projections. Provide technical advisory support to the Permanent Secretary and Employment Directorate on labour market trends, and represent the Directorate in policy formulation and inter-agency collaboration on employment-related issues.
Responsibilities: Documented client operations, tested clients internal controls, monitored compliance, wrote reports, and provided recommendations.
Responsibilities: Supported day-to-day finance operations, including preparation of payment vouchers, check issuance, posting transactions in the accounting system, and managing petty cash, ensuring accurate record-keeping and reconciliation.
Guest Lecture in Public Economics (Course Lecturer: Prof. Steven Stillman)
Lecture Title: “The Tradeoff Between Protecting Individual Privacy and Crime Fighting Efficiency.”
Tutoring: Game Theory, Asset Pricing, Statistics, R coding labs.
M&E design and implementation, impact evaluation methods, and results-based management for development programs.
Completed modules: Machine Learning for Beginners, Introduction to LLMs, Project Planning with AI, Ethical AI Foundations.
University of Liverpool (Liverpool, England)
Host: Prof. Giuseppe De Feo
University of Bocconi (Milan, Italy)
Crime, Law and Economic Analysis (CLEAN) Research Center
Host: Prof. Paolo Pinotti
Data Analytics Software: R, Stata, Python, Microsoft Excel.
International Languages: English (Native), Italian (Intermediate).
Local Languages: Mandinka (Fluent), Fula (Fluent), and Wollof (Fluent).
2015: MOHERST Gambia Government Scholarship
2019: “Dipartimenti di Eccellenza” Scholarship. UNINA Department of Economics and Statistics
Prof. Steven Stillman (Free University of Bolzano) [Email: steven.stillman@unibz.it]
Prof. Giacomo De Luca (Free University of Bolzano) [Email: giacomo.deluca@unibz.it]