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22 Sep 2021: Neither runner, however, beat the clock, which took 44.4 seconds. On October 20th, 2007, Sam Dobin, a second year undergraduate reading Economics, made it round within the sound of the

13 May 2021: In science and economics, for example, Trinity has provided 32 Nobel Prizewinners since they were first awarded in 1901.

2 May 2021: During the summer of 2020 we launched a series of conversations with alumni to hear their memories of Trinity and catch up on what they’ve done since leaving. M

2 May 2021: So it was a great opportunity for me to study all of these different things, and increasingly bring in socio-economic political history as well, through the lens of visual media.

2 May 2021: It’s such a broad subject and I think that’s reflected in the courses I took for Economics as well. ... When I look at people in the year above me, a lot of those Economics graduates did go on to do banking or consulting.

2 May 2021: During the summer of 2020 we launched a series of conversations with alumni to hear their memories of Trinity and catch up on what they’ve done since leaving. R

2 May 2021: Peter Cui (Economics, 2004). Peter Cui (Economics,…. During the summer of 2020 we launched a series of conversations with alumni to hear their memories of Trinity and catch up on what ... I was very interested in macro-economics, in particular

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

29 Nov 2021: policies of these undertakings with a view to gaining economic benefits from their activities. ... To date all such. expenditure is considered to have been maintenance in nature rather than enhancing the economic benefits of the asset.

29 Nov 2021: policies of these undertakings with a view to gaining economic benefits from their activities. ... To date all such. expenditure is considered to have been maintenance in nature rather than enhancing the economic benefits of the asset.