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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

Distinguished Fellow of the Economic History Society, President of the Royal Economics Society and Fellow of the British Academy, Professor, Phyllis Deane was a pioneering scholar and inspirational teacher. ... We have accordingly established a fund to

Privileges of a Fellow Emerita. Privileges of a Fellow Emerita. University Lecturer, then Reader (1995-98) in Economics and Economic History, University of Cambridge and Fellow of Newnham College, Cambridge (from ... Economic history. Growth and

Professor Jackline Wahba, Member, Migration Advisory Committee, who is a also Professor of Economics at the University of Southampton. ... Jackline is an economist with substantial experience in international migration and labour markets and has

Land Economy. Prof Helen Bao researches the economics of real estate, and how people make sound financial decisions. ... Economic History. Dr Janine Maegraith is an economic historian researching the early modern history of Central Europe,.

Close. Close. Close. Close. Close. Biographies. This series of short biographies brings together many of the individuals who have been significant in the history of the College, including all those after whom buildings and public rooms are named. To

In the baking heat, it was a test of determination and willpower to keep the legs moving and mind focused on the present task of moving forwards.

with their foreign policy or economic interests. ... More specifically, the Zambian government has used these partnerships to secure finances, skills and technologies to address the political and economic structural inequalities inherited from the

Sinéad holds degrees in law from Trinity College Dublin (LLB), Oxford University (M Jur) and the London School of Economics (PhD), and a degree in social and economic history from the

of which was recently displayed on Twitter by the London School of Economics and Political Sciences’ Library.