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19 Jul 2024: From cyber warfare to the economic viability of Obamacare, we almost cover it all on our Subject Stream and for everything we don’t, you’re able to propose your own

19 Jul 2024: Computer based. Individual student registrations. Pearson VUE Test Centre. Economics. Y.

19 Jul 2024: Each month we publish a blog themed around our annual theme, which this year is Intergenerational Conflict.

19 Jul 2024: Main menu. Keyword search. Breadcrumb. Geography. Geography is an exciting and important subject to study at university, since geographers seek to understand the complex relationships between environments and cultures and the peoples who live in

19 Jul 2024: Coverage ranges from ancient Greek to the present day. Many different kinds of history - be that political, economic, social, international, global or cultural history are all well catered for. ... Paul teaches environmental and economic history. His

19 Jul 2024: Main menu. Keyword search. Breadcrumb. Philosophy. It is not necessary for students to have studied any Philosophy before reading the subject at Cambridge, and Part IA of the Philosophy Tripos is taught on the assumption that they have not done so.

19 Jul 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

19 Jul 2024: Main menu. Keyword search. Breadcrumb. Archaeology. Archaeology spans a very broad subject area, and the course allows study of topics ranging across the humanities, the social sciences and the sciences. Applications are welcome from applicants

19 Jul 2024: Main menu. Keyword search. Breadcrumb. Meet the Admissions Team. Hi, I'm Caroline Burt. I'm Director of Undergraduate Admissions at Pembroke, which essentially means that I oversee the work of the Admissions Office. That includes running the

19 Jul 2024: Beyond academia, he provides consultancy advice to both small and large corporates on how rapidly shifting economic trends and external shocks such as AI may impact their business models. ... on the Pembroke Cambridge Summer Programme this summer. He has

19 Jul 2024: I have to think about all kinds of elements: music, art, history, economics, palaeography and religion.

19 Jul 2024: Pasidu Perera. Hi, I’m Pasidu and I am an incoming second-year student at Pembroke studying Economics :) I have loved my time here and want to contribute back to the

19 Jul 2024: Main menu. Keyword search. Breadcrumb. English. We are proud of being in a College where (as undergraduates or Fellows) Edmund Spenser, Thomas Gray, Christopher Smart and Ted Hughes have lived; Pembroke is home to an internationally significant

19 Jul 2024: I also have a part-time job at the Marshall Library of Economics during term-time; this is my link with the libraries at Cambridge and at the same time a

19 Jul 2024: Maria Abreu (Department of Land Economy/Pembroke College) Economic geography, identity, and electoral preferences: the case of the Welsh Brexit vote.

19 Jul 2024: However, potentially the proximity of the Natural Sciences building over the Economics department was what clinched my victory (by a slim 3 votes – 210 to 207).

19 Jul 2024: Dr. Janeway is a director of Magnet Systems, Nuance Communications, O’Reilly Media, and a member of the Board of Managers of Roubini Global Economics. ... Dr. Janeway received his doctorate in economics from Cambridge University where he was a

19 Jul 2024: Main menu. Keyword search. Breadcrumb. Architecture. Architecture is fascinating because it covers such a wide range of topics, and an Architecture student’s work covers the spectrum from history and theory of architecture to engineering. The

19 Jul 2024: Main menu. Keyword search. Breadcrumb. Linguistics. Language is central to our human nature, and linguistics is the systematic study of human language. On the face of it there is huge variation among the world’s languages, and linguists not only

19 Jul 2024: After taking his undergraduate degree in economics from McGill University he then worked for several years in the Research Department of the Bank of Canada.