The University of Edinburgh is a globally recognized research and education institution in the United Kingdom, with a large and diverse student body across undergraduate and postgraduate programs. It is organized into three Colleges and twenty-five Schools spanning Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences, Medicine and Veterinary Medicine, and Science and Engineering. The University supports research and teaching across disciplines and engages with external partners through research and advisory collaborations. The School of Economics contributes to this environment through research and teaching across core areas of economics, including behavioral economics. Research in this area focuses on decision-making under uncertainty, strategic interaction, and market outcomes. Drawing on theoretical, experimental, and computational methods, there is growing work exploring how digital technologies and artificial intelligence (AI) shape economic behavior and inform policy.