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Research interestsI am a College Teaching Associate in Economics, specialising in microeconomics and econometrics. ... I supervise Part IIB Microeconomics and Part IIA Econometrics. My research focuses on experimental economics.

in Comparative European Cultures at the University of Cambridge, and an MSc in Social Anthropology at the London School of Economics. ... As part of a wider commitment to public engagement in the humanities, Marie works as a freelance journalist for the

He is also on the Footlights Committee and has been a part of many high profile productions. ... Anna Stansbury. In Part I Anna came top of the Economics Tripos in the University and in Part IIA she came third overall.

I am a College Teaching Associate in Economics, specialising in microeconomics and econometrics. ... I supervise Part IIB Microeconomics and Part IIA Econometrics. My research focuses on experimental economics.

in Comparative European Cultures at the University of Cambridge, and an MSc in Social Anthropology at the London School of Economics. ... He completed an undergraduate degree at Ghent University (with an exchange semester in Paris) and a Master's degree

Professor Steve A Edgley. President, Director of Studies Preclinical Medical and Veterinary studies, Part 1B, University Professor in Sensorimotor Neuroscience. ... Professor Andrew Arsan. Professor in Arab and Mediterranean History, College Lecturer,

I am a College Teaching Associate in Economics, specialising in microeconomics and econometrics. ... I supervise Part IIB Microeconomics and Part IIA Econometrics. My research focuses on experimental economics.

MPhil student Hiro Endo was awarded the Adam Smith Prize in the final year of his undergraduate degree in Economics. ... Adam Smith Prizes are awarded for the best overall examination performance and best dissertation in Part 2B of the Economics Tripos.

In the last of our three-part series profiling the staff who run the social spaces, we meet Buttery Manager Ray Stevenson and Ean…10/03/2023. ... Sir Partha, the Frank Ramsey Professor Emeritus of Economics at Cambridge and a Fellow of St John’s, is

'I commenced my studies at St John’s in 2012. The best part of studying Economics, for me, is the broad range of topics which are compulsory to study in Part ... For example, in Part I Quantitative Methods in Economics, our supervisions were in a

Joshua Mustill - Economics. 'I commenced my studies at St John’s in 2012. ... The best part of studying Economics, for me, is the broad range of topics which are compulsory to study in Part I.

2008-present, Faculty of History, University of Cambridge: Part I, Paper 10 (British Economic and Social History 1700-1914). ... 2009-present, Faculty of Economics, University of Cambridge: Part I, Paper 5 (British Economic and Social History).

Fox Prize for being top of the class list in Part IIB Chemical Engineering. ... Turner Prize in Economics for his exams performance. Thea Krumins, a third year Engineering student, won the David Newland Prize for Materials for excellence in her module

Rosemary Freeman received the Turner Prize in Economics for her performance in her examinations. ... Andrew Tam, who joined the College in 2011, was awarded a BP Prize for an outstanding performance in Part IB Chemistry B.

Fellow third-year Economics student Maxim Alexandroff Wilson was presented with the Joan Robinson Prize for outstanding performance in Part IIA of the Economics exam. ... Sixth-year medical student Amy Huseyin was awarded a Distinction in the Part III