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Recent projects include a product extension strategy for a financial services company, an analysis of the US railway sector, a branding strategy for a national retailer and derivatives modelling. ... All work placements (internships) are to begin at

Dr Kamiar Mohaddes, University Senior Lecturer in Economics & Policy at Cambridge Judge, will be part of a panel presentation on the festival’s final day on “Climate Change and Finance”, which ... will look at how bringing the global economy in

You’ll be expected to reference academic literature as well as your own research, and you’ll also need to attend a viva examination in Cambridge to present your work. ... Although you are not resident in Cambridge for the final 3 years, you are

Applied microeconomics; industrial organisation; incentives and performance; behavioural economics. Economics & policy. ... Social ontology and the ontology of technology; decision-making under uncertainty. Economics & policy.

The study, based on a final sample of 14,574 academics from 151 UK universities, asked respondents about 27 different channels of engagement including public and non-governmental organisations, joint research ... More than half the papers published by

disabled and non-disabled sport on a national level. ... John’s Road2Rio ends on 24 September, when he takes part in his final challenge at an archery event.

In the future, more of the national budget will be spent on healthcare and the pace of innovations emerging from it will increase. ... The final Concentration Project allows candidates to research the UK market, so it is a great way to understand it

a final sample of 3,261 children after some were excluded based on eligibility criteria. ... Family consortium. Featured faculty/academic. Lucia Reisch. El-Erian Professor of Behavioural Economics & Policy.

A final programme agenda will be sent out to you before the start of your programme. ... Alternatively, National Express have coaches making regular trips from all four London airports to Cambridge.

This is because poor eyesight impedes individual productivity and national economic success; prevents children accessing the benefits of education; and disproportionately affects women who have less access to eye care and ... There is a final reason that