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Its teaching programme comprises a full three-year undergraduate course (Tripos). Students reading the Land Economy Tripos obtain in their first year a solid grounding in economics, including microeconomics and macroeconomics ... The programme is rigorous

The Economics Society encourages interaction and the exchange of ideas between Economics students in the College. ... Our primary aim is to support the academic wellbeing of Economics students at St John’s through information evenings and social events.

Search. The Society. The Economics Society encourages interaction and the exchange of ideas between Economics students in the College. ... Our primary aim is to support the academic wellbeing of Economics students at St John’s through information

We aim to teach our Economics students how to use the analytical framework of the subject to think about issues such as why some countries are rich and others poor. ... The purpose of this interview is to assess your aptitude for studying Economics at

It has a large intake every year for Economics of 10-15 students who come from very different backgrounds in terms of where they’re from, what types of schools they ... This leads to Johns’ Economics students usually out-performing the university

Students who participate in this exchange programme are expected to work for ten full weeks. ... Caltech do not accept students in Economics or other social sciences.

7 Feb 2024: 3.2 Tutors. All students, both postgraduate and undergraduate, are assigned a Tutor. ... academic progress, of their students, to advise, to warn where necessary, and to encourage.

We take a special interest in our students’ progress and support them closely. ... Financial Support. St John’s provides generous financial support for its Law students.

'I commenced my studies at St John’s in 2012. The best part of studying Economics, for me, is the broad range of topics which are compulsory to study in Part ... For example, in Part I Quantitative Methods in Economics, our supervisions were in a

Included among the students who resided at Merton Hall was the future economics lecturer and librarian, Mary Paley. ... She moved to Cambridge in 1871, where she was one of the first five students of Newnham College, and took the Moral Sciences .