Jane Kim is currently dean for academic affairs, and the K.T. Li Professor of Health Economics at the institution.
Romer was previously a professor at New York University, and before that chief economist at the World Bank.
Scott’s research interests focus on areas including the behavior of physicians and the health workforce.
Morsing currently works at the United Nations and previously held professorships at Copenhagen Business School and the Stockholm School of Economics.
The macroeconomist joins from the University of Manchester where is currently an associate professor.
The health and labor economist will start work in the new role on July 1.
Schmalensee is widely known as an expert in industrial organization economics and for his work on multisided platforms.
He moves to the institution from the University of Würzburg.
Belot’s research interests lie at the intersection of behavioral, labor and health economics.
Chika Urama holds an MPhil and PhD in land economy from the University of Cambridge.