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19 May 2024: The Land Economy course encourages you to develop an understanding of complex legal, economic, political and administrative questions. ... Can the divisive effects of uneven economic development (whether within the nation, region or city) be evened out?

4 Jun 2024: 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

19 Jun 2024: Cynthia holds a PhD in Human Geography from Durham University, an MA in International Development from Flinders University (Adelaide, Australia) and a BA in Development Studies and Economics from the University ... The study also examines the source and

21 May 2024: After this she attended the London School of Economics, which was itself evacuated to Cambridge for the duration of the war, based in Peterhouse. ... After almost a decade in the United States after her undergraduate degree, she returned to Cambridge,

2 Aug 2023: Yates Thompson Library. FIRST FLOOR:Archaeology & Anthropology (890s)Economics & Social Science (300s)Geography (850s)History (400s)Philosophy & Psychology (100s)Political Science (490s)Science (800s)Science special reference shelfTheology (200s). =

5 Jun 2024: In the first year, students will study an engaging and challenging multi-disciplinary curriculum in the Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences, preparing them for undergraduate study in these subjects.

31 May 2024: He has been awarded a University J M Keynes Fellowship in Financial Economics. ... His research methods include doctrinal analysis, comparison of laws, economic analysis, justice theory and empirical research.

5 Jun 2024: Close. Close. Close. Close. Close. Postgraduate Virtual Open Days. Postgraduate students are at the heart of Newnham’s excellence in research and education. The University of Cambridge is running the Postgraduate Virtual Open Day from 23 October

7 Jun 2024: Close. Close. Close. Close. Close. Biographies. This series of short biographies brings together many of the individuals who have been significant in the history of the College, including all those after whom buildings and public rooms are named. To

9 Jun 2024: 21 November 2014: Dr Kumar Aniket (SCR) ‘Microfinance: The Economics of buying a buffalo’. ... Friday 7 February 2014: Magali Krasny (MCR), ‘Sharing economic knowledge after 2008: case studies in France’.

12 Jun 2024: Dr Niamh Mulcahy is an economic sociologist specialising in the study of financial inequality. ... As Executive Director of the CSFI, she works with local authorities to think about economic regeneration through the lens of community improvement.

8 Jun 2024: That said, nearly all Music undergraduates are enthusiastic performers, and there are wonderful opportunities for performance outside of the curriculum, be it as a soloist, chamber musician, choral singer, orchestral player,

11 Jun 2024: economic dislocation) and the long-term consequences (the decline of the office and school as external from the home; a change in carbon emissions; changing relations within the family structure; growth ... first implication he predicted was a change in

16 Aug 2023: in areas broadly related to economic and social development and/or international relations. ... research in economic and social development and/or international relations, in order to promote.

5 Jun 2024: social, economic and political consequences of European overseas commerce and colonialism. ... the social, economic and political consequences of European colonialism.

4 Jun 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

7 Jun 2024: The programme will enable selected students to study an engaging and challenging multi-disciplinary curriculum in the Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences, preparing them for undergraduate study in these subjects.

3 Jun 2024: Close. Close. Close. Close. Close. Applications open for Newnham Research Fellowships. August 23rd, 2021. Newnham College is proud to offer a number of Research Fellowships for outstanding female researchers early in their careers. Applications for

4 Jun 2024: Close. Close. Close. Close. Close. History of the Gibbs Fellowship. The Gibbs Fellowship was founded in 1970 from a gift made by Miss Eileen Gibbs in her own name and in that of her late sister Phyllis. Eileen Gibbs on a visit to Newnham in the

14 Jun 2024: Social, cultural and economic history of early medieval England, especially medicine, diet and food production, with a sideline in monastic sign language.

9 Jun 2024: Historical Geography of Globalisation; Understanding Cultural Geographies; Society, Environment and Sustainable Development; Unequal Geographies; Economic Globalisation and its Crises; Contemporary Urban Geographies; and Current Issues in Human

25 Jun 2024: Close. Close. Close. Close. Close. Augusta McMahon explores Mesopotamian ’15-minute cities’. May 13th, 2024. She drew on evidence of ancient Mesapotamian city life, relating it to more recent ideas of what makes a successful city in terms of the

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

7 Jun 2024: She has an interdisciplinary background, starting (academic) life in Economics, moving to Development Studies and eventually being awarded a PhD in War Studies and Geography at King’s College London.

7 Jun 2024: Close. Close. Close. Close. Close. Sarah Carthew joins Newnham as Director of Development. April 30th, 2020. We’re delighted to welcome Sarah Carthew as our new Registrar of the Roll and Director of Development. Sarah joins us after 6 years in a

5 Jun 2024: and use them for a socio-economic purpose, one that is intertwined with the themes and concepts I am studying this year.

5 Jun 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,

2 Aug 2023: Economics Yates Thompson library first floor (300s). Education Yates Thompson library first floor (370s). ... Law Horner Markwick library basement (490s). Land Economy Economics Yates Thompson library first floor (300s).

5 Jun 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).

25 Jun 2024: Cota is already talking to government bodies in Chile, to persuade them that economic development must go hand in hand with environmental conservation.

7 Jun 2024: The theme common to her research across these three very different countries is the relation between economic development and ideology at the provincial level and power structures at state level.

5 Jun 2024: In the last few years, some of our Mathematics graduates have gone on to do further degrees, either at Cambridge or elsewhere; others have opted for careers in economics, finance or

8 Jun 2024: Close. Close. Close. Close. Close. ‘The Entitlement Gap’ holding women back in the workplace. March 08th, 2021. It’s 2021. Women are still paid less well for doing the same jobs as men. (And lets not even get into the way in which

5 Jun 2024: Dr Christie’s work is interdisciplinary in nature, combining legal scholarship with economic and financial analysis.

3 Jun 2024: Their book manuscript, Ocean Bombay, 1839-1945: Space, Itinerancy and Community in an Imperial Port City, tells the century long story of colonial Bombay’s spatial, economic and socio-political transformation

11 Jun 2024: We therefore try to ensure that even minority subjects are represented at the College each year, and we welcome applications for all subjects, except Economics.

21 Jun 2024: October 2021 saw economic historian Prof Jane Humphries CBE uncovering the hidden history of women’s unpaid labour and the cost of living.

15 Jun 2024: Anyone interested in finance, investment and economics as well as the environment should come along to this interactive workshop to find out more.

4 Jun 2024: Eligibility: Any Newnham undergraduate student returning to Newnham to study for an MPhil or Ph.D in Public Policy, Economics, Health or Social Care.

21 May 2024: The Margaret Anstee Centre for Global Studies, to be known as The Margaret Anstee Centre (MAC), will specialise in Economic, Social Development and International Relations research. ... The Margaret Anstee Centre for Global Studies will initially focus

4 Jun 2024: A wide range of disciplines are eligible, but students must be intending to study and/or research in the broad fields of economic and social development, and/or international studies.

22 May 2024: Close. Close. Close. Close. Close. Newnham records biodiversity with College iNaturalist Project. November 08th, 2021. Gardener Jerome Viard explains how Newnham is identifying and recording the wealth of species on Newnham’s spacious site. Jerome

18 Jun 2024: She later worked for the United Nations for more than four decades (1952-93), heading economic and social development missions in all the developing regions of the world, as well as

6 Dec 2023: The College’s economic model relies on investment gains and philanthropy to bridge that gap.

6 Jun 2024: Close. Close. Close. Close. Close. Uncovering the symmetry of the universe – Newnham physicist Dr Tina Potter. November 08th, 2019. How do you know you’ve discovered something, if it’s undetectable to science? Newnham Fellow Dr Tina Potter

20 Jun 2024: If you like the physical sciences, it is a great combination of chemistry, physics, and maths but also it incorporates so many other things too like economics and biotechnology.”.

8 Jun 2024: Close. Close. Close. Close. Close. ‘Fighting for a Childhood’: Newnham’s Family Forum addresses forced marriage in the UK. October 18th, 2021. Jasvinder Sanghera CBE and Louise McCallum joined us last week to speak about the extent of forced

8 Jun 2024: Close. Close. Close. Close. Close. Newnham’s Dr Sakthy Selvakumaran named as one of the ‘100 Most Influential Women in Engineering’. October 21st, 2019. Newnham Research Fellow and alumna, Dr Sakthy Selvakumaran, has been announced as one of

9 Jun 2024: s career and her ability to analyse economic and societal trends.