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13 Jan 2011: simply be an initial, not final, target. ... Be that as it may, Cambridge University is surely a UK institution whose future is of national importance.

11 Dec 2019: I would now like to welcome Mr Simon Keswick (1961, Economics and Law) and his wife Emma. ... 1964, Mathematics) in memory of his late wife Christine; and Ms Winnie Kwan (1991, Economics).

3 Jul 2024: Our graduates go on to become lawyers, economists, civil servants, and to work for national and international agencies. ... Trinity’s Director of Studies in Land Economy is Professor Andreas Kontoleon whose specialist interests are in environmental

17 May 2024: The full Economics course at Cambridge lasts three years. The first year provides a broad introduction to both pure and applied economics and to economic issues in history, and politics. ... The final year provides a much greater range of options chosen

3 Jul 2024: history between the Renaissance and the Enlightenment; Professor Samita Sen, who works on global economic history and the history of modern South Asian; and Professor Peter Sarris, who works on Roman, ... Course requirements and the application process.

3 Jul 2024: Politics & International Relations. Trinity has a long history in the study and practice of politics, both national and international. ... In the second year they study papers on kinship, economic anthropology, religion and politics, and anthropological

23 May 2024: You should NOT submit any additional material unless it forms part of the PhD dissertation as submitted to the university for examination or as a final version after correction. ... The exact submission date is the moment when the thesis is officially

17 May 2021: All applications for a place at Trinity are considered on an individual basis and our decisions do not rely on examination grades alone. ... The equivalent for the ACT is a composite score of at least 33 (for Sciences and Economics) or 32 (for other Arts

2 Jan 2019: Despite his forays into social and economic history, Robert continued to pursue his critique of mainstream economics even more forcefully during the final decade of his life. ... that was in sharp contrast to the then growing attention given in the

16 Apr 2020: Anthony Trollope by Samuel Laurence oil on canvas, circa 1864 NPG 1680 National Portrait Gallery, London. ... Charlotte Mary Yonge by George Richmond, watercolour and chalk, 1844, NPG 2193, National Portrait Gallery, London.

24 Apr 2020: data emerging from the pandemic to determine the effects of various measures on a range of public health, social and economic outcomes. ... Many outpatient consultations are now being done remotely. This is very challenging for some specialties where

13 May 2021: The final of Trinity’s internal moot competition took place in the afternoon, very kindly judged by Peter Rook and Angela Rafferty. ... More generally, it has led to a perception that migrant workers are undercutting national workers and, effectively,

1 Jun 2021: The Trinity Challenge judging panel has selected 16 finalists from around the world whose data-driven ideas to improve responses to pandemics will go forward to the final on 25 June ... Health Access Initiative; and academic institutions such as

4 Dec 2020: The. economic impact of the UK’s decision to leave the European Union remains unknown. ... policies of these undertakings with a view to gaining economic benefits from their activities.

4 Dec 2018: systems without intervention by the national legislator (except in the case of ‘directives’). ... federated ‘states’ and devolved governments for matters within their jurisdiction) on national internal.

7 Jul 2021: Trinity…. 15. Reflections from Jason Han (2017) on a final year finished from Singapore…. ... ed.)] –. discussing Rylands v Fletcher while in. national dress unleashed its own identity.

22 Sep 2009: only consultant in the National Health Service who was once president of the Trinity. ... return to Cambridge and start research as soon as I had passed the final exams.

15 Dec 2022: Heritage assets are not depreciated since their long economic life and high residual value mean that any depreciation would not be material. ... The valuation is based on assumptions about market and economic conditions as well as estimated yields and

15 Dec 2022: Heritage assets are not depreciated since their long economic life and high residual value mean that any depreciation would not be material. ... The valuation is based on assumptions about market and economic conditions as well as estimated yields and

19 Oct 2020: Chemical Engineering, Computer Science, Economics, Engineering, English, Land Economy, Medicine and Natural Sciences. ... specially for Cambridge; if so, just put ‘not applicable’ in the box about examination subject.). •