Priscilla is a PhD candidate in Environmental Economics at the Norwegian University of Life Sciences, specializing in stated preference methods for climate and biodiversity valuation. Her doctoral research examines how people value environmental goods and services, and individual preferences, acceptance and willingness to support biodiversity conservation measures and climate mitigation technologies such as carbon capture and storage technology.

She holds a Master of Commerce in Agricultural Economics from Lincoln University, New Zealand, and a Bachelor's degree in Agribusiness from the University of Energy and Natural Resources, Ghana. Before beginning her PhD, she worked as an Assistant Agricultural Officer in Ghana. Her broader research interests include ecosystem services valuation, biodiversity financing, natural capital accounting, and sustainable, climate-smart agricultural and food production systems.