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23 May 2018: Generally, personal data is not shared outside of the European Economic Area. ... In either case, where the post has required a “resident market test” (needed if the post is open to applicants from outside the European Union), the College will retain

23 May 2018: Generally, personal data is not shared outside of the European Economic Area. ... In either case, where the post has required a “resident market test” (needed if the post is open to applicants from outside the European Union), the College will retain

23 May 2018: Generally, personal data is not shared outside of the European Economic Area. ... In either case, where the post has required a “resident market test” (needed if the post is open to applicants from outside the European Union), the College will retain

23 May 2018: Generally, personal data is not shared outside of the European Economic Area. ... In either case, where the post has required a “resident market test” (needed if the post is open to applicants from outside the European Union), the College will retain

14 Dec 2018: I would now like to turn to Sir Peter Bottomley (1963, Economics), who is here with his wife Baroness Virginia Bottomley.

23 May 2018: Generally, personal data is not shared outside of the European Economic Area. ... In either case, where the post has required a “resident market test” (needed if the post is open to applicants from outside the European Union), the College will retain

23 May 2018: Generally, personal data is not shared outside of the European Economic Area. ... In either case, where the post has required a “resident market test” (needed if the post is open to applicants from outside the European Union), the College will retain

23 May 2018: Generally, personal data is not shared outside of the European Economic Area. ... In either case, where the post has required a “resident market test” (needed if the post is open to applicants from outside the European Union), the College will retain

4 Dec 2018: Economic and Social Research Council. (ESRC)’s non-partisan UK in a Changing. ... socio-economic disadvantage, sex, ethnicity and levels of parental education, in addition to academic.

14 Dec 2018: I would now like to turn to Sir Peter Bottomley (1963, Economics), who is here with his wife Baroness Virginia Bottomley.

18 Dec 2018: Robert Neild, 1924–2018. 18/12/2018. Robert Neild, Emeritus Professor of Economic History, died peacefully at home this morning at the age of 94. ... Educated at Trinity, he served as Economic Advisor to the Treasury in the 1960s and held other

31 Aug 2018: Most notably in the area of tax design but with far reaching implications across many areas of economics. ... He was a Wrangler during his mathematics’ degree at Trinity before pursuing a PhD in economics.

16 Oct 2018: Thirteen Colleges are participating in the one-year pilot, which is designed to test if modest extra support makes a difference.

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

12 Jun 2018: Over the next four months, a myriad fire precautions, electrical tests, risk assessments, security measures, staff briefings, noise controls, food safety certificates, and grass protection were implemented, checked and re-checked.

25 Oct 2018: These competitions are designed to test students’ programming skills, problem solving and team work.

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

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

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

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