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11 Jul 2022: Looking beyond the exam period, the Head of Student Wellbeing had identified three priority areas for the summer: proactive support for students due to return from an intermission period, early identification

While working at the Ashmolean Museum in Oxford, I became interested in understanding the factors – aesthetic, economic and political – that shaped the collections that museums house today.

During my second year exams, my brother was in hospital, had COVID - not the best situation at exam time. ... During my third year exams, he was in hospital again. My parents had COVID and so they couldn't be with him.

18 Mar 2022: the number of Exam Access Arrangements (up to 60 individual arrangements, a nearly 50% rise from the average; with anxiety and stress reasons up to 20, nearly double the average).

28 May 2021: In wider discussion, the Senior Tutor said that he supported the proposal but stressed the need for quiet after 10pm because of exams. ... action. CC210505 Unreserved Minutes 9. A Council member queried the fact that a few students who had exams around

Summer holidays: 2x mentoring sessions to catch-up on progress, picking the right college and entrance exam advice from personal experience.

Chemical Engineering and Biotechnology. Classics. Computer Science. Design. Economics. Engineering. English.

28 Jun 2024: Meeting with students to discuss reasonable adjustments in examinations Exam Access Arrangements (EAAs), and then liaise with the University’s Examination Arrangements Team in connection with the placing of applications requesting ... Organise progress

This highly prestigious award is presented annually to one Swedish researcher under the age of 35 from the fields of Economics and Management Sciences. ... You can read more about the award on the Research Institute of Industrial Economics website.

Previously, she held positions of a Visiting Scholar at the Centre for History and Economics, University of Cambridge (2014-2016); Overseas Visiting Fellow at St John’s College, Cambridge (2014-2015);