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The 1936 Register that Barbara signed when she matriculated, pictured, reports that Barbara, who read Economics, was born in Lincolnshire, was the daughter of Bruce Scott Gibbon, ‘tea planter’ and Gladys

6 Jul 2024: Besides all the Engineering courses, a range of topics in management, business studies, economics and language are offered. ... Manufacturing Engineering Tripos (MET). The Manufacturing Engineering course at Cambridge is a unique two-year programme,

as an Official Visitor in the Faculty of Economics & Politics, University of Cambridge. ... She was a prolific reader with special interest in Economics, Philosophy, Religion, Psychology, foreign languages and English, French, Italian, Spanish & Urdu

The Margaret Anstee Centre for Global Studies, founded in 2018, will initially focus on current trends in international development with the aim of supporting inclusive social and economic change around the

5 Jul 2024: Her research and teaching interests centre on histories and theories of social, economic and political transformation amongst refugee and stateless communities, the politics and practice of archives, and global micro-histories

5 Jul 2024: The students focused on identifying the social and economic networks in which Newnham’s early benefactors existed. ... The resulting report is a series of preliminary case studies, considering a range of early benefactors of the college, and exploring

6 Feb 2024: A curriculum vitae (PDF only), including a list of publications, to be uploaded to the system. •

Professor Jackline Wahba, Member, Migration Advisory Committee, who is a also Professor of Economics at the University of Southampton. ... Jackline is an economist with substantial experience in international migration and labour markets and has

5 Jul 2024: It provides an opportunity to see Law in its social and economic context and to examine its general principles and techniques.

5 Jul 2024: She holds a PhD in Classics from the University of Cambridge (2014), and undergraduate degrees in Classics (Cambridge) and Government (London School of Economics).