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10 May 2024: The clinical course builds on this foundation by developing the knowledge, skills, and attitudes you require to practise clinical Medicine: following an Introduction to Clinical Methods, the curriculum consists of three

12 Jul 2024: As well as a theologian, Nigel is an environmental scientist with a particular interest in environmental economics./p figure class="wp-block-image"img loading="lazy" decoding="async" width="700"

31 Jan 2022: The project supported should be concerned with the political, economic or social history of the “Thatcher era” (approximately the period 1975-1997).

26 Sep 2023: Dr Guendalina Anzolin . Year started. 2023. Subject. Economics. Fellow Type. Postdoctoral By-Fellows,. ... She completed her PhD in Industrial Economics at the University of Urbino (Italy) in March 2021.

10 May 2024: In addition, the opportunities for you to perform outside the curriculum – be it as a soloist, chamber musician, choral singer, orchestral player, pit-band or jazz musician – are second to none.

12 Jul 2024: Every problem involved technological, economic, regulatory, and policy barriers, but discussions on low-carbon futures gave me a sense of hope. ... After conversing with decision makers, modelling federal energy policy in the U.S., and taking courses on

9 Jan 2023: Professor Sir David Wallace was the Master of Churchill College from 2006 -2014.

13 May 2024: technical subjects including (but not necessarily limited to) Architecture, Computer Science, Design, Economics, Engineering, Mathematics, Medicine, Natural Sciences, and Veterinary Medicine.

3 Oct 2023: My current interests lie in the intertwining of politics and economics.

10 May 2024: Amongst the teaching staff, History at Churchill is represented by Fellows who all have a strong commitment to social, economic, political, and cultural history.

12 Jul 2024: Society/embr / Kamal Ahmed, former BBC Economics editor and editor–in–chief of the News Movement, is in conversation with Churchill Fellow a

24 Nov 2022: She has been Development Director at Clare and Girton Colleges. She studied government and later, Modern British History, at the London School of Economics, and remains very interested in politics and

11 Feb 2021: Fellow and Economist Professor Diane Coyle discussed why it is vital to restore nature to economic analysis and policy before the damage to the natural world becomes irreparable.

I teach and supervise undergraduates and postgraduates in papers Economics I -Microeconomics, Institutions and Development, Land Policy and Development Economics, and Human Development and Education.

25 Sep 2023: Ideas and societal systems. Classics. Economics. Education. Geography. History. History and Politics. ... Economics. Education. Geography. History and Modern Languages. Human, Social, and Political Sciences.

20 Feb 2023: The 1945-51 Labour government rejected plans to join a project of European unity over concerns about democratic decision-making and national economic planning. ... joining (and, then, in favour of leaving) the European Economic Community (EEC).

17 Feb 2022: of carbon-neutral fuels and techno-economic assessment of advanced low emission technologies in general.

10 May 2024: They know about the environment and safety, about economics and management, and use the latest developments from science and computing to analyse and solve problems.

7 Dec 2023: Every problem involved technological, economic, regulatory, and policy barriers, but discussions on low-carbon futures gave me a sense of hope. ... a granular understanding of how political, economic, and development theory can impact model results.

7 Nov 2022: His first book, ‘The Liberal Party and the Economy, 1929-1964’ (Oxford, 2015) explored how British Liberals engaged with economic thought in the era of John Maynard Keynes and William Beveridge.