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15 Sep 2023: Its collections encompass the personal papers of individuals who made and remade British domestic politics and international relations, advanced scientific knowledge, and who observed or transformed society, economics and culture.

18 Sep 2023: Computational Neuroscience. Computer Science. Computer Science and Linguistics. Earth Sciences. Economics.

25 Jul 2023: She is an economist specialising in the economics of new technologies, economic statistics, and digital markets and competition policy. ... She also programmes the annual Festival of Economics in Bristol, which started in 2011.

31 Jul 2023: 2022,. Matriculation. 1971. Peter went up to Churchill College in 1971 to read Economics, having distinguished himself both academically and as a sportsman at his grammar school, Salesian College, Battersea. ... After gaining a 2:1 in 1974, Peter studied

25 Sep 2023: Ideas and societal systems. Classics. Economics. Education. Geography. History. History and Politics. ... Economics. Education. Geography. History and Modern Languages. Human, Social, and Political Sciences.

7 Dec 2023: Every problem involved technological, economic, regulatory, and policy barriers, but discussions on low-carbon futures gave me a sense of hope. ... a granular understanding of how political, economic, and development theory can impact model results.

5 Oct 2023: Nominated by the student’s Director of Studies. Mitsuharu Hara Prize for Economics — £400. ... For the Churchill undergraduate specialising in Economics who has achieved the best performance in a University examination in Economics.

22 Nov 2023: In her current role she has been writing weekly columns, covering a range of economic, financial, political and social issues, and co-founded FT Moral Money, a thrice weekly newsletter that ... She has also served as FT’s financial editor, capital

3 Nov 2023: IIA – Known clash: Semiconductor Engineering. If you are doing Business Economics, Organisational Behaviour or Marketing, please still apply.

21 Sep 2023: With the very generous assistance of the John Antcliffe Fund, a sponsored by-fellowship has been established for a project concerned with the political, economic or social history of the ‘Thatcher