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Breadcrumb. Harvard International Economics Essay Contest. Harvard International Economics Essay Contest. ... Subjects. Resource type. provides students the opportunity to demonstrate an accomplished level of writing and understanding of economic theory.

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You want to explore your chosen subject, but the amount of information online can be overwhelming, so where do you start? The key to engaging in super-curricular activity is reading about topics that interest you and finding your niche. Look at

Breadcrumb. From Poverty To Prosperity: Understanding Economic Development (by Oxford). From Poverty to Prosperity: Understanding Economic Development (by Oxford). ... Subjects. Resource type. links well to courses on both the Economics and Land Economy

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Eve is responsible for building and maintaining relationships with schools and encouraging students from different backgrounds to consider applying to Homerton

Breadcrumb. Pop-Up Economics (by The BBC). Pop-Up Economics (by the BBC). ... Subjects. Resource type. provides great short episodes (about 15 minutes long) that each pick unusual concepts and explain them in an economic way (e.g.

Get In Touch. Get in touch. Key College contact information. General enquiries. generalenquiries@homerton.cam.ac.uk. Homerton College. Hills Road. Cambridge. CB2 8PH. Telephone: 01223 747111. Fax: 01223 747120. Press enquiries.

Our 9-week course offers weekly themed webinars, workshops and Q&A sessions, guiding students through the Cambridge admissions process from start to finish

Breadcrumb. Economics With Subtitles (by The BBC). Economics with Subtitles (by the BBC). ... The series is only four episodes but is great at using Economics-related concepts to explain “unusual” occurrences in the economy.

Resources. Pick a subject. Further information. Resources and Further Information from the University of Cambridge. Latest from The Homersphere. 26 July 2024. 1 min read. 23 July 2024. 1 min read. 18 July 2024. 8 min read. 18 July 2024. 2 min read.

Mary’s scholarly interests sit at the intersection of economic, social, cultural, intellectual and political history. ... The project will examine the ways in which Biafran peoples exploited the economic and educational opportunities that presented in

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At the same time, he has published in economics, history and policy journals. ... Research Interests. Strategy in highly turbulent and disruptive competitive environments; positioning in ecosystems; platform-based strategy; business models; economic

“Above all, I feel empowered by the opportunity that Changemakers have given me to deeply connect and exchange ideas with like-minded people of all ages and backgrounds - and a powerful reminder that it is up to our generation, each and every one

Dr Kate Pretty. CBE MA PHD FSA. Dr Kate Pretty was Principal from 1991 until her retirement in 2013. She is an archaeologist by training. She was one of the University's five Pro-Vice-Chancellors with special responsibilities for outreach,

Dr Paul Elliott. BA PHD. Natural Sciences (Biological). College position:. Science Admissions Tutor, Director of Studies in Biology and College Assistant Professor. Dr Paul Elliott is Director of Studies in Biology and Scientific Admissions Tutor

Professor Jane Shaw. Professor Jane Shaw is Principal of Harris Manchester College, Oxford and Pro-Vice Chancellor at the University of Oxford. Previously she was Professor of Religious Studies and Dean of Religious Life at Stanford University.

Dr Rose Grey. Rose Grey graduated from Homerton with a double-first class degree in History in 2009, and subsequently attended the University of Pennsylvania for graduate studies in History as a Thouron Award Scholar. She is currently a lawyer and

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