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17 Jun 2020: These policies should be integral to post-pandemic economic recovery agendas,” Kenny said. ... by the economic consequences of lockdown.”.

18 Nov 2020: Rather, the elite sample was much more concerned about the intractable economic problems of the era and much less worried about the social issues of the day.

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

8 Oct 2020: sector_gaming_0.png Where to start The sale of games is now higher than both music and video combined making it the fastest growing section of the entertainment industry. There are more than 2,250 companies developing, publishing and distributing

11 Feb 2020: David Hughes recently delivered a review of the 2019 Financial Statements. It was an opportunity to get a more in-depth understanding of the results for the year. Slides from the presentation are available here.

9 Jan 2020: 6. 1.2.3 Blockchain feasibility. 6. 1.2.4 Blockchain automation. 6. 1.2.5 Economic sustainability. ... 1.2.3 Blockchain feasibility. 1.2.4 Blockchain automation. 1.2.5 Economic sustainability. 1.3 (Chapter III) System architecture.

17 Jan 2020: Development (DFID), Natural Environment Research Council (NERC) and Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC). ... Funding was also provided by the University of Cambridge’s Economic and Social Research Council Impact Acceleration Account.

23 Oct 2020: widening participation in higher education, social mobility, the impact of school resources on pupil achievement and on the socio-economic gap in pupil achievement. ... Her research interests include issues pertaining to equity in education, school choice

8 Oct 2020: sector_retail_0.png Where to start A wide range of job types exist within the retail sector. Specialisations include Marketing, Finance, Product Development, Human Resources, and Logistics. Graduate schemes exist for most of these specialisations,

8 Oct 2020: sector_lawbarrister_0.png Where to start A career as a barrister is very competitive. Getting on the first steps of the career ladder (pupillage) can take a long time, and be expensive, although some external funding is available. The Bar Council

23 Oct 2020: This country has recently emerged from civil war as an independent nation and by bringing power to those living off-grid, the WorldVenture/Eight19 initiative aims to stimulate social and economic ... We are working hard to deploy our units fast enough to

23 Oct 2020: economic performance.

3 Nov 2020: Indeed, it is only through collaboration that we can address some of the world’s most pressing challenges and bring about positive economic and societal change. ... social and economic benefits that arise from it.

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

14 Apr 2020: against renewed cycles of social chaos and totalitarian repression in a world full of modern weapons, biological, physical, chemical, psychological, and economic. - ... prosperity - the breakdown of the increasingly fragile economic, technological, and

21 Jan 2020: There should be a bit of subtlety here: we are aware that all the economics papers are on economics.

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14 Dec 2020: A good CV, cover letter, and application form is critical in getting to the interview stage. Our CVs & Applications books are packed full of examples, so whether you’re preparing for the annual graduate recruitment cycle, or an academic researcher

8 Oct 2020: sector_publishing_0.png Where to start Think beyond the obvious job roles by looking at Prospects. Be aware that many English/AHSS students feel drawn to editorial roles in Publishing. Be tactical and think of other roles that might suit you such

14 Feb 2020: Darwin Humanities Lecture: Economics of the Minimum Wage, Professor William Brown, November 2001.