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develop an awareness of the responsibilities of engineers in economic, social and environmental matters;. ... Contact details of part II lecturers can be found on the relevant syllabus pages.

Applicants are usually required to be taking (or have achieved) an A-level in Music from a board whose syllabus focuses on the academic study of the subject.

sixth form syllabus in the first two terms. ... Dr Christopher Briggs is an Associate Professor in Medieval British Social and Economic History.

Charles Roddie received a BA in mathematics from Cambridge and a PhD in economics from Princeton. ... He has lectured on microeconomics, industry and mathematics at the faculty of economics in Cambridge and the Saïd Business School in Oxford.

IB applicants starting the new IB Mathematics syllabus are expected to take IB Higher Level 'Analysis and Approaches' for any course where Mathematics is a requirement.

The syllabus covers:. Introduction: IS and organisations. Emerging trends. Reinventing strategy. ... Macroeconomics. This elective provides an understanding of the nature and extent of the globalisation of business, and examines the economic forces that

Mayall taught International Relations at the London School of Economics and Political Science between 1966 and 1998.

These have previously included Computer Science, Economics, Languages and Archaeology, among many others. ... Mathematics - also recommended for students interested in Economics or Computer Science, as these are courses with high mathematical content

IB applicants starting the new IB Mathematics syllabus are expected to take IB Higher Level 'Analysis and Approaches' for any course where Mathematics is a requirement.

This still leaves some room for extra-curricular activities and to study beyond the confines of the syllabus, but good time-management is essential! ... IB applicants starting the new IB Mathematics syllabus are expected to take IB Higher Level 'Analysis