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8 Jun 2024: Close. Close. Close. Close. Close. ‘The Entitlement Gap’ holding women back in the workplace. March 08th, 2021. It’s 2021. Women are still paid less well for doing the same jobs as men. (And lets not even get into the way in which

5 Jun 2024: Dr Christie’s work is interdisciplinary in nature, combining legal scholarship with economic and financial analysis.

3 Jun 2024: Their book manuscript, Ocean Bombay, 1839-1945: Space, Itinerancy and Community in an Imperial Port City, tells the century long story of colonial Bombay’s spatial, economic and socio-political transformation

21 Jun 2024: October 2021 saw economic historian Prof Jane Humphries CBE uncovering the hidden history of women’s unpaid labour and the cost of living.

5 Jun 2024: In the last few years, some of our Mathematics graduates have gone on to do further degrees, either at Cambridge or elsewhere; others have opted for careers in economics, finance or

15 Jun 2024: Anyone interested in finance, investment and economics as well as the environment should come along to this interactive workshop to find out more.

11 Jun 2024: We therefore try to ensure that even minority subjects are represented at the College each year, and we welcome applications for all subjects, except Economics.

21 May 2024: The Margaret Anstee Centre for Global Studies, to be known as The Margaret Anstee Centre (MAC), will specialise in Economic, Social Development and International Relations research. ... The Margaret Anstee Centre for Global Studies will initially focus

22 May 2024: Close. Close. Close. Close. Close. Newnham records biodiversity with College iNaturalist Project. November 08th, 2021. Gardener Jerome Viard explains how Newnham is identifying and recording the wealth of species on Newnham’s spacious site. Jerome

4 Jun 2024: A wide range of disciplines are eligible, but students must be intending to study and/or research in the broad fields of economic and social development, and/or international studies.