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This highly prestigious award is presented annually to one Swedish researcher under the age of 35 from the fields of Economics and Management Sciences. ... You can read more about the award on the Research Institute of Industrial Economics website.

Dr Öner and Dr Abreu’s winning paper, ‘Disentangling the Brexit vote: The role of economic, social and cultural contexts in explaining the UK’s EU referendum vote’, can be accessed ... They use data from the British Election Study, along with a

Lewis Gorton (he/him), Class Act Officer. "As Class Act officer, I’m responsible for making sure that students from disadvantaged socio-economic backgrounds have a voice at Sidney – this includes,

James Trotman (2022, Economics) will cox Blondie, the Women’s Reserve Boat.

At Sidney, students can study the full range of undergraduate courses offered by the University of Cambridge (except Education).

Beyond the syllabus. Are you excited to learn more about the subject by delving beyond the school syllabus? ... Explore our Beyond the syllabus resource hub to discover interesting websites, podcasts, videos, and books related to the subject you love!

Law, economics and their relationship to the built and natural environment are at the heart of this course. ... Beyond the syllabus. Are you excited to learn more about the subject by delving beyond the school syllabus?

Beyond the syllabus. Are you excited to learn more about the subject by delving beyond the school syllabus? ... Explore our Beyond the syllabus resource hub to discover interesting websites, podcasts, videos, and books related to the subject you love!

Economics studies how the interplay of people’s behaviours results in social outcomes. ... Subject requirements. Learn about our standard entry requirements for Economics on the University website.

James Trotman (1st Year, Economics) will cox the Women’s Blue Boat in the 77th Women’s Boat Race.