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21 Jun 2024: Students taking part in the Online Summer Research Programme produce highly impressive research projects in a wide range of subjects. At the end of the programme each year, a small number of projects are showcased.

21 Jun 2024: Others have explored topics in the Sciences, Engineering, Law, Economics, Finance and Business.

21 Jun 2024: Who will be the winners and losers? This course aims to explore the economics of generative AI, exploring how it will leave no facet of life untouched, from its political impacts ... Mo Tanweer studied Economics at Cambridge University and, after a

22 Jun 2024: and convenient” there is no economic (let alone environmental) logic in allowing fossil fuels to persist. ... As per Greg Jackson, “the economics is clear”: British-sourced renewables make financial, as well as environmental and security-sense.

22 Jun 2024: The ‘resource curse’ contends that natural resource endowments are often a key driver of armed conflict and poor economic performance, while ‘Dutch disease’ proposes that natural resource extraction can de-industrialise ... The course begins with

22 Jun 2024: Students will learn and enhance the following skills:. Critical thinking: understand the interconnections between health, social, and economic factors and their impact on health outcomes, equity, and access to healthcare services.

21 Jun 2024: Mr Charlie Ritchie

21 Jun 2024: All nationals of a country other than the United Kingdom or Republic of Ireland require the relevant immigration permission to study in the UK. Those attending the Pembroke Cambridge Summer Programme will be able to come to the UK under the Visi

22 Jun 2024: Good news, bad news and fake news. The value of information in Economics. ... Trump. Economic viability of Affordable Care Act, public healthcare plans, and insurance policies.

22 Jun 2024: Ms Emmah Wabuke and Ms Lyn Kouadio

21 Jun 2024: Once you've been accepted on the programme and have secured your accommodation, you'll be able to choose your courses on the online application system.  You have to take three courses and while there are some timetable considerations&#

22 Jun 2024: Our first presentation was given by economics consultant Julia Bird (2005), she began with introducing the Japanese dystopian film Plan 75, where a government program encourages 75 year-olds to be ... healthcare, workforce, economic productivity, social

21 Jun 2024: Mr Támas Stenczel

22 Jun 2024: Assessment Assessments usually consist of a final dissertation, although this may vary depending on the course. You'll find assessment information in the course syllabi on the online application system.  If you take the supervision option you wi

22 Jun 2024: Assessment Assessment is usually a 4000–6000 word dissertation although this may vary depending on your project. You’ll confirm the mode of assessment with your supervisor early in the programme. Getting academic credit Academic credit can

21 Jun 2024: A high level of fluency in English is a prerequisite for the Online Summer Research Programme. If you are not a native English speaker and are not studying at a university where the medium of instruction is English, you will normally need to provide

22 Jun 2024: Have a look at what some of our 2023 summer alumni thought of their time here in Cambridge! You can also read our 2022 student testimonials here.   “Studying at Pembroke was not just a journey to a new land, but a passport to expanding

22 Jun 2024: The Mathematics project will give you the chance to explore a variety of interesting topics not always covered in a standard undergraduate syllabus. These ultimately lead on to some deep mathematical theory, as well as being fun to learn about in

22 Jun 2024: We recommend that you pack as lightly as possible! You'll need to transport your luggage from the airport to your room in Cambridge and back, and unfortunately elevators are scarce both in London's public transport system and in Cambridge. We're

21 Jun 2024: As all classes on the Pembroke Cambridge Summer Programme are taught in English, a high level of fluency in English is a prerequisite for attending the programme. If you are not a national of a majority English-speaking country as defined by the UK

21 Jun 2024: An understanding of the evolutionary basis of behaviour will be of great use to anybody interested in economics, psychology, anthropology and the conservation of biodiversity.

22 Jun 2024: Dr Julia Bird (2005), Pembroke alumna and independent consultant with expertise in sustainable economic development. ... Julia has previously held academic roles and recently worked for Vivid Economics and McKinsey Sustainability developing their

22 Jun 2024: our ageing population and subsequent precariousness of our healthcare system and welfare state, massive economic decline and inequality, or the seemingly impending environmental collapse.

22 Jun 2024: Dr Rob Wallach

22 Jun 2024: New for 2024!

21 Jun 2024: Welcome to Pembroke's virtual open day page!  We know that not everyone who is thinking about Cambridge will be able to visit us in person, and we know that trying to decide which Cambridge College you might like to apply to is a big decision. To

22 Jun 2024: L. A. Hart, Ronald Dworkin, Joseph Raz, and Catharine A. MacKinnon, and themes include feminist jurisprudence, the law and economics movement, and critical legal studies.

22 Jun 2024: In 2019 the Centre for Economics & Business Research found that connecting the UK to full fibre broadband by 2025 would deliver a £60 billion boost to the UK and could save

22 Jun 2024: Thus, promoting health equity in the UK is not just a moral imperative but also an economic and societal imperative that will benefit the entire nation by creating a fairer and

22 Jun 2024: stake in the health of the entire economic system.

22 Jun 2024: New for 2024! Ever wondered about the relationship between economics and the conduct of government? ... David Ricardo and the theory of comparative advantage. The economic thought of John Maynard Keynes.

22 Jun 2024: The project in this research area offers students with an interest in visual culture the opportunity to study the relationship of literature to the visible world and visual arts. Intended audience Research projects in this subject stream are open to

22 Jun 2024: Mr Kieren Nicolas Lovell

22 Jun 2024: Applications and Accommodation To apply for the Pembroke Cambridge Summer Programme you will need to be at least 18 years old by the time the programme starts and be enrolled in, or have graduated from, a course of study in higher educ

21 Jun 2024: Applications To apply for the Online Summer Research Programme at Pembroke College you will need to be at least 18 years old by the time the programme starts, be prepared and equipped to study online, and ideally be enrolled in a course of study at

22 Jun 2024: All of the incountry teams provided between 20 and 30 families, from diverse socio-economic groups, for the Face-to-Face interviews and enough on-line contacts to ensure between ... To do this we interviewed the foremost thinkers in the academic world,

21 Jun 2024: Dr Nathaniel Zetter

22 Jun 2024: They will also be encouraged to explore questions central to understanding diverse aspects of human cultural and social experiences such as politics, economics, gender, ethnicity, migration, conflict, AI, and media.

21 Jun 2024: Education. What does it mean to be educated? How does learning relate to different social, political, and economic contexts, to the arts and the development of the human mind?

21 Jun 2024: Atticus Yus from the University of British Columbia, Canada completed their project “Jane’s Restlessness: Place, Space, and Transmasculinity in Charlotte Brontë’s Jane Eyre” for the Online Summer Research Programme 2021. Atticus kindly took

21 Jun 2024: While it may be of special interest to English Literature specialists, our discussions will incorporate elements of politics, sociology, psychology, history, economics and film.

22 Jun 2024: On the Pembroke Cambridge Summer Programme we encourage you to develop your academic curiosity and benefit from the unique learning environment at Cambridge. This is why each year we hold a series of plenary lectures, given by eminent figures of

22 Jun 2024: A research project in this stream will be dedicated to the practice of writing as literary experiment: a radical inquiry into the possibilities of mind and language.  The project will be dedicated to the practice of writing, and regards creative

22 Jun 2024: New for 2024! This paper offers students the opportunity to explore central themes and problems in modern literary culture through the specific genre of war writing. Students may choose to focus their research question on traditional literary

22 Jun 2024: The economics is clear, but what is holding back change? Greg argued that this was due to the power of incumbency.

21 Jun 2024: Our increasing reliance on technology has perhaps made us more vulnerable to forces we do not seem to have control over. Cyber-attacks have devastating impacts on not only companies, government institutions but also on individuals. How can we

22 Jun 2024: New for 2024! By closely analysing three distinct novels – Persuasion (Jane Austen), Lady Chatterley’s Lover (D.H. Lawrence), and Giovanni’s Room (James Baldwin) – this paper explores the writing styles deployed by literature to represent

21 Jun 2024: If you are coming to Cambridge from outside the United Kingdom you should bear in mind that only emergency medical treatment is free of charge. Medical treatment and the costs of repatriation after a serious accident are not covered by the Natio

22 Jun 2024: 3. The Economic Limits to Modern Politics. Why were Adam Smith and his contemporaries in the Scottish Enlightenment so preoccupied by the impact of economics on politics and society?

22 Jun 2024: Dr Nathaniel Zetter