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19 Oct 2023: For our next sustainability research focused student profile we meet PhD student Lily Rubino whose research explores the relationship between the social, economic and political impacts of water contamination and issues

13 May 2024: technical subjects including (but not necessarily limited to) Architecture, Computer Science, Design, Economics, Engineering, Mathematics, Medicine, Natural Sciences, and Veterinary Medicine.

10 Dec 2023: Misstatements can arise from fraud or error and are considered material if, individually or in the aggregate, they could reasonably be expected to influence the economic decisions of users taken on

1 Sep 2023: Admissions, Engineering, News and Events, People,. We’re delighted that one of our By-Fellows, Dr Ramit Debnath, is helping to design the curriculum for a brand new Design course aimed ... Ramit has joined the Design Tripos as an Assistant Professor to

10 May 2024: Amongst the teaching staff, History at Churchill is represented by Fellows who all have a strong commitment to social, economic, political, and cultural history.

29 Feb 2024: Lord Hague reflected on how modern factors such as Artificial Intelligence, Climate Change, and current political tensions mirrored the economic, social and political upheaval experienced in the nineteenth century.

10 May 2024: They know about the environment and safety, about economics and management, and use the latest developments from science and computing to analyse and solve problems.

21 Sep 2023: policymaking at the intersection of economic prosperity. and national security. He was awarded the Hans Rausing. ... he was an Academic Visitor at the London. School of Economics and Political Science.

14 Jun 2024: th. edition). Chang, H-J, Economics: The User’s Guide. Roderick Floud, Jane Humphries and Paul Johnson (eds) 2014. ... Dee, Tim (2013) Four Fields. Desmond, Matthew (2016) Evicted. Dorling, Danny (2017) Do we need economic inequality?

27 Feb 2024: 8.00pm – 9.00pm: Cambridge Union Society. Kamal Ahmed, former BBC Economics editor and editor–in–chief of the News Movement, is in conversation with Churchill Fellow Professor David Spiegelhalter, about