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17 May 2024: The full Economics course at Cambridge lasts three years. The first year provides a broad introduction to both pure and applied economics and to economic issues in history, and politics. ... The final year provides a much greater range of options chosen

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.

22 Apr 2020: Reflections: the economic impact of COVID-19. 22/04/2020. Dr Christopher Rauh of the Faculty of Economics considers the economic consequences of the pandemic. ... The outbreak of COVID-19 is not only a health pandemic but also the beginning of an

17 May 2024: In addition, for many undergraduate course subjects – especially in the Sciences and Economics – there are specific tests that we ask applicants to take before their interview, and this also forms part ... For Chemical Engineering and Biotechnology,

15 Aug 2022: Mary read Economics at Trinity, was part of the May Ball Committee and also played Badminton for the University. ... Mary Wang (Economics, 2009). Avalon Lee-Bacon (History of Art, 2009), (MPhil History of Art, 2012).

25 Mar 2024: a one-year taught postgraduate course leading to the MPhil degree (in Economics, Economic Research or Economics and Finance) or. ... the Diploma in Economics, or. a PhD in Economics (three and a half years).

10 May 2021: What follows is a series of reflections written during the COVID-19 pandemic by Trinity Fellows of all disciplines. The reflections include personal stories, ac

16 May 2024: Trinity College is governed by the Master and 190 or so Fellows in a very wide range of University studies, who are responsible for maintaining it as a place of

27 Oct 2022: Many of these clocks had a gravity escapement; the economic boom fuelled the turret clockmaking industry and the clocks installed brought order and timekeeping and thus fuelled social and economic progress”.

8 Mar 2024: Leon Zhang, Economics student. Financial Support . As a Trinity student, you will be financially supported to engage with a range of enriching activities; but you will also receive help with your

17 Feb 2022: A farewell to R? A study co-authored by Paul Kattuman (1988), Professor in Economics at Cambridge Judge Business School, and Andrew Harvey, suggests it’s time for a ‘farewell to ... Online: Trinity in Japan: Professor Mikael Adolphson – Japan’s

28 Jul 2021: In 1961 he was awarded the Södeström Gold Medal by the Stockholm Academy of Sciences and two years later was made Reader in economics by Cambridge University. ... Not entirely divorced from his academic interests was Sraffa’s love of books,

12 Jun 2023: It applies particularly the disciplines of Economics and law for the analysis of the governance of the environment and land use. ... Trinity’s Director of Studies in Land Economy is Professor Andreas Kontoleon whose specialist interests are in

5 Jun 2024: We should like a very short (1 - 6 word) description, such as ‘mathematics – number theory’ or ‘Spanish economic history (seventeenth century)’.

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

21 Jun 2024: ac.uk"Trinity College Cambridge/a./p https://www.trin.cam.ac.uk/news/reflections-will-the-economic-consequences-of-covid-19-change-university-teaching-forever/ paulawolff Fri, 17 Apr 2020 ... 15:05:59 0000 Exhibitions News Fellows Reflections

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Josephson (Physics). 1974 Sir Martin Ryle (Physics). 1977 James E. Meade (Economic Sciences). ... 1983 Subramanyan Chandrasekhar (Physics). 1996 Sir James Mirrlees (Economic Sciences). 1998 John Pople (Chemistry).

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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