Christine Seet
Policy Advisor @E3G
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WORK HISTORY
Policy Advisor @E3G
London, GB
EDUCATION
The London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE)
Master of Science - MS, Political Science and Political Economy, Distinction
St Mary's Anglican Girls' School
Western Australian Certificate of Education (WACE)
The University of Western Australia
Bachelor of Arts (First Class Honours), Political Science and International Relations & Economics, First Class Honours | Top Thesis Mark 2018
University of Zurich
Exchange student (1 year), Political Science, German Language, Law and Economics
The University of Western Australia
Bachelor of Arts, Political Science & International Relations, Economics, High Distinction
University of Tübingen
Winter Program: International & European studies, International and European Studies
ABOUT CHRISTINE SEET
I am currently a Policy Advisor on the public banks, international financial architecture reform and sustainable finance team at E3G. I completed my MSc with Distinction in Political Science & Political Economy at the London School of Economics in August 2023, where I wrote my dissertation on the political economy of bushfires and voting behaviour in Australia. In 2018, I graduated from the University of Western Australia with First Class Honours in international relations, politics and economics. Between 2019 and 2022, I worked in economic policy development and analysis at the Australian Treasury. My last role here was as a Senior Analyst in migration forecasting and migration policy in the Centre for Population (population.gov.au). In 2021, I helped draft and deliver the Treasurer\'s 2021 Intergenerational Report. While on secondment at the Parliamentary Budget Office, I produced revenue costings for Australian parliamentarians from opposition and minor parties. Prior to this, I was selected as part of Treasury\'s COVID-19 taskforce, responsible for formulating, coordinating and delivering the Australian government\'s economic policy response to the pandemic. In 2019, I contributed to Australia\'s representation in global international institutions and fora, supporting leadership in international development banks and financial institutions, most specifically the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank.
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