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Fields of interest: Economics of Education, Technology, and Public Policy. Topics: Education, Human Capital Development, Impact Evaluation, Social Science Methods, Field Experiments, International Large-Scale Assessments. ... Applies economic and

Dr Emma Carter. Psychology of education; accelerated learning; education in sub-Saharan Africa; educational evaluation; quantitative and qualitative research methods. ... Dr Konstantina Maragkou. Economics of education; educational choices and outcomes;

The book will be of great interest to researchers, scholars, educational practitioners and policy-makers in the fields of economics, politics and sociology of education, international education, poverty research and international ... Chapter 2: The

Rob Drane, University of Cambridge Primary School. Alice Hehir, Teaching Associate, Faculty of Education. ... Kate Rigby, Teaching Associate, Faculty of Education. Luke Rolls, University of Cambridge Primary School, Assistant Head.

Anna is a Research Fellow at the Institute for Fiscal Studies and a Visiting Professor at the Institute of Education. ... She is also Deputy Director of the Centre for the Economics of Education and the Centre for the Analysis of Youth Transitions

Finn, Graduate School of Education, State University of New York at Buffalo, USA. ... Tuesday, 18th February, Faculty of Education. The Economics of Religion in India .

Tuesday, 18th February, 12.30-13.30, Faculty of Education, Room DMB GS1. The Economics of Religion in India . ... Bob Moon, Emeritus Professor of Education: The Open University (Monday 29th April 2013).

Faculty's first Doctor of Education graduate - an Assistant Head. Tuesday 2 May. ... Chaired by Gordon Brown, the Commission brings together an illustrious group of leaders including former heads of state and government, Nobel Laureates, leaders from

Elaine Wilson has links with academic staff at the Graduate School of Education. ... The Faculty of Education of the University of Cambridge invites interested candidates to apply for an exciting new MPhil in Education, Globalisation and International

As my career progressed I went to work at the London School of Economics, and there I became more interested in education specifically as one particular aspect of the labour market. ... It can be straight out discrimination, absolutely. But I think the