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Land Economy. Prof Helen Bao researches the economics of real estate, and how people make sound financial decisions. ... Economic History. Dr Janine Maegraith is an economic historian researching the early modern history of Central Europe,.

music lessons, active participation in the performance of music, or travel expenses for the latter. ... An honorarium of £100 is paid, plus an allowance of £80 towards music lessons.

28 Jun 2024: The Newnham Associate and finance expert, who studied Economics at Newnham, has worked at the Bank since 1991.

She was very clear that economics has a social and ethical dimension, and put this into practical action. ... Alex took a BA in Economics in 1975 at Warwick University, followed by a PhD in Economics at the LSE in 1980.

19 Jun 2024: Then, “I went into my first Classics lesson and fell in love.” When a Newnham Classics student came to her school and talked about the Cambridge degree, she knew she wanted

To find her calling, she resigned from the prestigious Civil Service of Pakistan in 1956 and went up to Newnham College, Cambridge University to read Economics.

30 Jun 2024: March 06th, 2023. Newnham College are looking for outstanding early career female researchers to apply for two Research Fellowships in subjects related to economic and social development and/or international relations. ... The centre focuses on trends in

19 Jun 2024: A recipient of the Phyllis and Eileen Gibbs Travelling Fellowship (22/23), Shahina is an expert on the flora and vegetation, conservation, and plants of economic importance in the Middle East.

Her research interests include hedonic price modelling, housing economics, land use policy, real estate finance, and behavioural sciences. ... apartheid context of political, economic and social transformation.

3 Jul 2024: Professor McDowell is an ethnographer of work and employment with interests in the connections between economic restructuring and divisions of labour in Great Britain, in migration and in feminist theory and

While I didn’t follow the path I thought I had so carefully mapped out when applying to work as Library Graduate Trainee, I have learned invaluable lessons and skills and

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

Nurses’ and midwives’ stock of skills and knowledge produces economic and social value.

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

The project examines how contradictions between political potential and class mobility produced practices of postwar economic and social regeneration. ... She is a Fellow at the Margaret Anstee Centre for Global Studies, a centre at Newnham College for

Professor McDowell, who is now a Fellow at St John’s College, Oxford, has led the development of feminist perspectives on contemporary social and economic change and, as an economic geographer, ... has been particularly interested in the connections

10 Jun 2024: who are conducting research in areas broadly related to economic and social development and/or international relations.

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

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

For that reason, I wanted to use my scientific background to work in public health, where science meets the harsh reality of economics and politics.

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

This University Fellowship is funded by the J M Keynes Fellowship Fund and supports interdisciplinary research in the area of financial economics. ... I intend to focus on the law and economics of corporate debt finance.

21 Jun 2024: She has taught at universities in the US and UK, most recently at the London School of Economics.

27 Jun 2024: Close. Close. Close. Close. Close. Earth’s earliest sea creatures drove evolution by stirring the water. May 24th, 2024. 3D reconstructions suggest that simple marine animals living over 560 million years ago drove the emergence of more complex

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

9 Jun 2024: Close. Close. Close. Close. Close. Carol Black Leaving Fund. Carol feels strongly that community underpins Newnham’s success and she hopes that any gifts made in her honour may be used to help ensure the rejuvenation of the spaces that Champneys

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

The aim of the week, organised by Dr Jenny Mander, Newnham Fellow, was to share powerful stories from the past to provide an opportunity to learn lessons and apply them to

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.

6 Jul 2024: That was how racial capitalism worked: from birth to death. Economic, political, cultural, reproductive and spatial relations were all structured through the cruel logic of racial difference.

b) on the wider research remit of the Centre, which is to promote research into economic and social development and international relations.

12 Jun 2024: Alexander is a political philosopher whose research engages with questions of economic justice, theories of freedom, and democratic theory. ... He is especially interested in exploring how individual freedom is promoted or undermined in particular

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,

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

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

28 Jun 2024: Dr Helen Bao researches the economics of real estate, and how people make sound financial decisions. ... and ultimately contributing to sustainable economic development in China.

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.”.

1 Jul 2024: Foundation Year, of which Newnham is a part of, to further increase the proportion of Cambridge students from state schools, low progression postcodes and from areas of socio-economic deprivation.

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

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.

Heavy metal contamination in pristine environments: lessons from the Juan Fernandez fur seal by Constanza Toro-Valdivieso et al.

She was Reader and then Professor of Economic History at Oxford from 1999 to 2017. ... The talk itself was followed by a lively Q&A discussing what the pandemic has shown us about the value of women’s work, debates over approaches to economics and

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

Emmanuel College also has a Newnhamite Master, Dame Fiona Reynolds. Dr Rogerson, pictured, arrived at Newnham in 1980 to study Economics, she moved to Law in her second year and graduated

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: Jamimi Patel addressed the aspects of economic history that economists risk leaving untold, with a particular focus on the experiences of slaves and child labourers.

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

20 Jun 2024: recipients or citizens of the UK, in each case intending to make their career in economic and. ... to catalyse and leverage their research in economic and social development and/or.

The African Studies Association UK described her work as “an inspired piece of research which gives unexpected and deep insights into the challenges of economic survival and livelihoods of communities in ... The prize committee noted, “She really