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17 May 2021: If you have followed a curriculum which is much broader than A-levels you may be at a disadvantage, particularly if you wish to study Computer Science, Engineering, Mathematics or Natural ... The equivalent for the ACT is a composite score of at least 33

13 May 2021: The partnership with Trinity College also includes invaluable input from Dom Clarke (2002) who studied Economics, qualified as an accountant and returned to Bolton where he became Finance Director of the ... The primarily digital festival aims to tackle

13 May 2021: The students will have the opportunity to participate in a series of online mentoring sessions and to complete assignments that will enhance their curriculum knowledge and understanding of the Cambridge application

11 Oct 2021: He travels seamlessly across academic disciplines – delving into history, economics, philosophy, medicine, and more – woven together by a rough chronology of his life from Santiniketan to Harvard, and everywhere in between. ... Later, he developed

20 Sep 2021: Congratulations to Puzhong Yao (2004), economics teacher at St Paul’s School London, who has been recognised by the University of Chicago in their Outstanding Educator Awards. ... ALUMNI BOOKSHELF. James Morrison (2002) – England’s Cross of Gold:

2 May 2021: So it was a great opportunity for me to study all of these different things, and increasingly bring in socio-economic political history as well, through the lens of visual media.

22 Sep 2021: Neither runner, however, beat the clock, which took 44.4 seconds. On October 20th, 2007, Sam Dobin, a second year undergraduate reading Economics, made it round within the sound of the

13 May 2021: In science and economics, for example, Trinity has provided 32 Nobel Prizewinners since they were first awarded in 1901.

2 May 2021: During the summer of 2020 we launched a series of conversations with alumni to hear their memories of Trinity and catch up on what they’ve done since leaving. R

28 Jul 2021: In 1961 he was awarded the Södeström Gold Medal by the Stockholm Academy of Sciences and two years later was made Reader in economics by Cambridge University. ... Not entirely divorced from his academic interests was Sraffa’s love of books,