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2 Jun 2022: Meanwhile, Trinity Fellow Assistant Professor Christopher Rauh of the Faculty of Economics has secured funding from the Foreign and Commonwealth Development Office (FCDO) for the development of a new model for

29 Apr 2020: Reflections: Will the economic consequences of COVID-19 change university teaching forever?. ... Reflections: the economic impact of COVID-19.

29 Mar 2016: Following public events at the London School of Economics and University College London, Dr Khalfa will speak at the Institut du Tout-Monde, Paris, on 1 April, followed by an event

27 Mar 2019: and future students from lower socio-economic backgrounds by making hardship bursaries more visible, and increasing information for offer-holders before they become Freshers.

Dr Tiago Cavalcanti of the Faculty of Economics, working with colleagues Dr Nicolás Ajzenman and Dr Daniel da Mata, considers….

8 Jul 2020: Reflections: Will the economic consequences of COVID-19 change university teaching forever?. ... Reflections: the economic impact of COVID-19.

18 Mar 2016: Part of my day job is to be Professor of EU law and I have received funding from  the Economic and Social Research Council for a research project, ‘Honeypot Britain?’ This

7 Oct 2020: academic potential and not ethnicity, socio-economic status, religion, school-type or any other non-academic characteristic.

19 May 2020: Reflections: Will the economic consequences of COVID-19 change university teaching forever?. ... Reflections: the economic impact of COVID-19.

12 May 2022: This first group of women studied for PhDs in subjects as varied as mathematics, economics, history, social anthropology, philosophy, and experimental psychology.

25 May 2021: I am also an avid reader of novels (I am currently ‘collecting’ books from female Nobel prize laureates in literature), and recently, some politics, economics, and history books too.

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,

27 Mar 2017: This is particularly important to me as a first year Natural Scientist intending to pursue a PhD and career in research in the current economic climate.’.

8 Dec 2022: The late Nicholas Kessler, who studied Economics and Law at Trinity in the 1950s, bought and donated many of the books in recent years.

24 Apr 2020: Reflections: Will the economic consequences of COVID-19 change university teaching forever?. ... Reflections: the economic impact of COVID-19.

31 Dec 2018: Sir Partha Dasgupta, Professor Emeritus of Economics and Honorary Fellow, remembers with gratitude an earlier incarnation.

12 Oct 2021: After beginning her career in science, Dame Sarah switched her interests to law and progressed to senior lecturer, reader and Professor of Law and Pro-Director at London School of Economics ... Lord John Eatwell was Fellow of Trinity College, Lecturer at

5 Jun 2023: It’s sadly something the social and economic demands of the present too often denies.

14 Sep 2020: A £10 million prize fund will be available to Challenge Teams to support and scale their innovations across economics, behavioural sciences, and epidemiology, which can be translated into improvements in the ... Recovery: Strengthening the social and

4 May 2018: Members of the delegation coming to Trinity will participate in the W20 Summit in Argentina, which seeks to promote equality and women’s economic empowerment as integral to the G20 agenda ... The Women and Global Leadership Forum is organised by

17 Apr 2020: When author Ali Smith launched a school student writing project in early March she didn’t think the theme, In Common, would become quite so relevant. 'How stran

13 May 2021: He challenged my view on the economic role of China and his personal experience with Ghana reform has also made me think whether I would implement similar measures if I were

13 May 2021: For instance, IDPs, refugees and migrants may be vulnerable and exposed to environmental or man-made hazards, ranging from longer-term, progressive issues like poor economic development and inflexible labour markets,

28 Jan 2021: always regarded as home, David’s interests began noticeably to change, focussing more on issues close to the ground – to economic inequality and caste conflict in the countryside.

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

24 Jun 2020: Reflections: Leaders’ speech and risky behaviour during a pandemic. 24/06/2020. Dr Tiago Cavalcanti of the Faculty of Economics, working with colleagues Dr Nicolás Ajzenman and Dr Daniel da Mata, ... You can read all the Reflections by Trinity

3 Jul 2020: Reflections: Will the economic consequences of COVID-19 change university teaching forever?. ... Reflections: the economic impact of COVID-19.

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,

16 Nov 2016: The film features people around the world who are pioneering new approaches to today’s ecological, economic and social problems.

5 Aug 2020: Following an economic evaluation, the Cytosponge could be rolled out to GP practices in three to five years.

26 May 2020: Reflections: Will the economic consequences of COVID-19 change university teaching forever?. ... Reflections: the economic impact of COVID-19.

16 Apr 2020: Reflections: Will the economic consequences of COVID-19 change university teaching forever?. ... Reflections: the economic impact of COVID-19.

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.

21 Jul 2020: Mr Turnill will become a Fellow of Trinity. After studying Economics at Churchill, 1988-1991, Mr Turnill joined the Bank of England and went on to become Global Chief Investment Strategist

27 May 2020: Reflections: Will the economic consequences of COVID-19 change university teaching forever?. ... Reflections: the economic impact of COVID-19.

6 Oct 2017: Of the many challenges for Cambridge was not only the ability to respond to the social, political and economic issues of our time but also its preparedness to deal with ‘newly

28 Jun 2018: Professor Amartya Sen, who was awarded the Nobel Prize for Economics in 1998, was Master of Trinity, 1998-2004.

13 May 2024: This is a highly successful programme where attendees study maths related topics in a supportive cohort, while learning from researchers across fields of Maths, Engineering, Economics, Physics and plenty more disciplines.

16 May 2018: The books displayed in the new exhibition are part of the Kessler Collection of Artists’ Books, which were donated to the Wren Library by the late Nicholas Kessler, who studied Economics

13 May 2024: Anglo-Saxon, Norse and Celtic. Asian and Middle Eastern Studies. Classics. Economics.

3 May 2018: It supports long-term research and high-quality postgraduate training, in order to contribute to the economic competitiveness of the UK.

12 Mar 2020: He pushed me and my curiosity and passion for both literature and political & economic history, as well as finding, loaning (and even buying) me particular books he thought might challenge and

15 Mar 2017: He travelled extensively in India and his publications include historical, political, geographic, economic, and religious essays.

1 Jun 2021: Health Access Initiative; and academic institutions such as Northeastern University, Imperial College, University of Cambridge, London School of Economics, Tsinghua University, the University of Melbourne, National University of Singapore and the

1 Dec 2017: economic, social and legal rights. ... SEWA gave me an insight into the way that advocacy can work on a regional and large-scale level, and how different social, political and economic rights can be campaigned for

3 Mar 2017: Economic growth will thus depend on science and innovation, but left to itself, such new growth will be unevenly distributed. ... Identifying how to reverse economic decline in a particular area is not easy.

15 Jul 2022: There are substantial educational disparities between people of different socio-economic backgrounds, now magnified by the pandemic, which must be addressed.

1 Nov 2018: from different socio-economic backgrounds.

20 Jul 2018: It is also evident that Tus shares our mission – to help innovative companies to grow successful businesses, create jobs, and help support economic development resulting in greater prosperity for all – particularly

31 Mar 2023: and related subjects such as Engineering and Economics.