Search

20 May 2021: employer's covenant and the potential impact of changes in financial and economic conditions.

14 Nov 2016: It fosters an environment where all of its members can participate fully in the life of the College, and where each member feels confident and able to research, question and test

8 Sep 2023: and economic considerations in the long-term, and is financially sustainable and affordable. ... competitive manufacturing sector and positively contribute to EU’s economic growth and productive.

16 Nov 2022: For accommodation and meals at subsidised rates. The fees and charges made to students are significantly below the full economic cost of providing. ... edge of the College’s main site. The review took account of the likely economic life and capital.

30 Apr 2013: Universities Tests Act 1871; and.

4 Oct 2013: All previous experience has been that economic growth was associated with increased oil use. ... Though the technical challenges involved in extraction are great, the reserves are such that it still makes obvious economic sense.

16 Dec 2019: The fees and charges made to students are at below the full economic cost of providing the education, accommodation, meals and other services. ... Heritage assets are not depreciated since their long economic life and high residual value mean that any

3 Nov 2020: LSWP members:. Robert Athol (College Archivist) Rohan Clarke (MCR Student Representative) Michael Edwards (Keeper of the Old Library, Fellow in History) Shailaja Fennell (Fellow in Development Economics) Claire Fenton-Glynn (Fellow

20 Oct 2023: Professor Pan Jiahua received his PhD in Environmental Economics from the University of Cambridge. ... Economics, Government and Business, and former Director of the Asia Research Centre, Copenhagen Business School.

23 Oct 2023: Economics and self-described renegade economist. We discussed how traditional. mainstream economic theory has often neglected the natural world and ignored the obvious.