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27 Jun 2024: Super-curricular resources. Engineering applicants are strongly encouraged to spend time practicing challenging problems outside the school curriculum.

27 Jun 2024: Students are encouraged to question and critique international law. Andrew is passionate about the need to diversify the law curriculum and through his own work in the modules he teaches, he ... is inspiring others around him, and, as noted by his Head

27 Jun 2024: His research and teaching interests cover Contract, Tort, Human Rights and Constitutional Law—including their historical, theoretical, and economic dimensions.

27 Jun 2024: Charles Read, an economic historian. Our Master, Prof Christopher Kelly, is a historian of the Roman Empire; and Prof Barak Kushner, works on the history of Japan and China.

27 Jun 2024: economic backgrounds. ... Over the last ten years, Michael has been committed to making that opportunity available to students from a wide range of socio-economic backgrounds.

8 Sep 2023: U Ancient sources. G Economics. REF Reference (dictionaries). V Medieval sources.

27 Jun 2024: Veronica Rogers (1995, Economics) is a Fellow of Stanford University Distinguished Careers Institute. ... Katie was previously a journalist for the Guardian and Observer newspapers covering business news, media and economics (including the Brexit

27 Jun 2024: Leinarte’s book Functional Responsibility of International Organizations: The European Union and International Economic Law (CUP 2021) provides a novel approach to the allocation of international responsibility in a non-state

27 Jun 2024: Super-curricular resources. We encourage prospective students to engage with biology beyond their school curriculum, be that reading New Scientist or National Geographic, listening to podcasts, such as The Naked Scientists

27 Jun 2024: Martin is married to Linda MacLachlan (m1987), who read who read Economics and English, and then followed up with an MPhil in Linguistics. ... across climate, economic empowerment and healthcare and ageing.