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Studying Economics at Cambridge involves critical reflection on a range of issues and conflicting arguments and, thus, requires access to a wide range of publications. ... really strong friendships with one another, which is by far my favourite thing

Professor Iyer’s research interests encompass development economics, economics of religion, inequality, health and education. ... Find out more about studying Economics at St Catharine’s..

18 Oct 2013: However, he worked hard at St. Catharine’s, studying Economics and Law and gained his BA in 1925.

There are some subjects we offer, for which you do not have to be formally studying the equivalent subject at school. ... These include Archaeology, Classics, Computer Science, Economics, Geography, Law, Music, Theology, Philosophy and Psychology.

Danielle Wright (2019, Land Economy) and Beth Kearsley (2019, Economics) co-founded Females in Finance in September to help reduce gender inequality in finance by preparing and encouraging young ambitious female ... They were also joined by another Catz

All aspects of modern computer science are covered, along with the underlying theory and foundations in economics, law and business. ... chemistry, biology and economics, and in studying topics like evolution of complex networks including the World Wide

Professor Sriya Iyer (2000), Professor of Economics and Social Science, University of Cambridge. ... Mikhail Safronov (2022), University Assistant Professor in Economics. Clockwise from top left: Prof.

25 Jul 2022: established University such as Yale in lieu of studying at St Catharine's. ... the time and that I was interested in studying a broad range of subjects.

I appreciate the enormous contribution the Keynes Fund makes to those researching economics and finance. ... Find out more about studying Economics at St Catharine's..

conflict.”. Dr Iyer was recently interviewed about the project by Dr Toke Aidt, a University Reader and Director of the Keynes Fund at the Faculty of Economics. ... Find out more about studying Economics at St Catharine's..