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5 Jul 2024: students, his contributions to the Fellowship and his colleagues, and above all his commitment to widening participation and selecting the most promising candidates for admission regardless of their educational or economic ... Over the last ten years,

5 Jul 2024: Martin is married to Linda MacLachlan (m1987), who read who read Economics and English, and then followed up with an MPhil in Linguistics.

5 Jul 2024: Mr Kumar Iyer (1999 Economics). Kumar has been made a Companion of the Order of St Michael & St George (CMG) or his services as Director General, Economics, Science and Technology at

5 Jul 2024: Peter returned to the College in 1946 (the same year as Michael McCrum), where he read the Economics Tripos. ... His economic expertise was made use of in a series of increasingly senior appointments in Paris, Geneva, and London.

5 Jul 2024: Economics at Corpus Fact File. Typical offer: AAA in A Levels (or equivalent). ... The first year is designed to introduce students to pure and applied topics with papers on Microeconomic and Macroeconomic theory, Quantative Methods, Political and Social

5 Jul 2024: At Corpus, he is a Fellow, Tutor, Director of Studies and College Lecturer teaching both history and economics. ... century economic history completed at any university in the world in 2015, 2016 or 2017.

5 Jul 2024: The latest news from our Fellows, students and world-wide alumni community.

5 Jul 2024: Widening-participation (or WP) is our shorthand for categorising students who either have some form of socio-economic and/or educational disadvantage or who come from non-traditional Oxbridge backgrounds (often

5 Jul 2024: This isn't part of a test or exam – it simply acts as a starting point for discussions in the interviews.

5 Jul 2024: If you have a positive COVID-19 test result, please follow Government guidance.

5 Jul 2024: The Sawley Map reveals the knowledge of the Kingdom of Galicia in Europe in the 12th century: the period known as the ‘Compostela Era’, a time of a notable cultural, economic

5 Jul 2024: Oleh Stupak is the William Cook Early-Career Research Fellow and College Lecturer in Economics. ... In 2022, Oleh completed a DPhil in (Economics of) Cybersecurity at the University of Oxford.

5 Jul 2024: The number of historians at Corpus. Today the College has become a centre of teaching in world, economic, and medieval history, along with the history of politics, material culture, science and

5 Jul 2024: Economics. No. Engineering. No. English. Two essays. You should submit essays from your English Literature A Level (or equivalent).

5 Jul 2024: Engineering or Economics. ... helpful. How is contextual data used in admissions? We are committed to ensuring that we offer admission to students of the highest intellectual potential, irrespective of socio-economic background.

5 Jul 2024: Search. Research Fellowship - William Cook. William Cook Early-Career Research Fellowship/College Lectureship in Economics. ... Assistant Professor in the Department of Economics at the National University of Singapore.

5 Jul 2024: All candidates are required to register for the LNAT (Law National Aptitude Test) which is taken before any interviews.

5 Jul 2024: He is the clinical lead for the Reversible Dementia project (revertproject.org), which aims to improve the care of patients with normal pressure hydrocephalus through the development of new diagnostic tests,

5 Jul 2024: tests. Additionally, WGS faithfully reproduced every one of the 738 standard of care tests utilised in these 281 cases, suggesting that a single WGS test could replace the multiple tests that ... Our research shows that whole genome sequencing delivers

5 Jul 2024: Having a diverse student body, with academically outstanding students from across all socio-economic backgrounds is an important goal for Corpus. ... socio-economic deprivation, or having been in care (see Cambridge University’s contextual data system)

5 Jul 2024: Both texts are key to understanding Anglo-Saxon economic history. The Rectitudines begins with a discussion of the duties and obligations of four different social ranks present on the estate; then

5 Jul 2024: Its broad interdisciplinary training, which develops the ability to analyse data, construct abstract (grammatical) models, and test alternative hypotheses, means that Linguistics graduates emerge with the kind of transferable intellectual skills

5 Jul 2024: He went to the London School of Economics for an LLM in Public International Law before returning to Cambridge for a PhD.

5 Jul 2024: Veronica Rogers (1995, Economics) is a Fellow of Stanford University Distinguished Careers Institute. ... Katie was previously a journalist for the Guardian and Observer newspapers covering business news, media and economics (including the Brexit

5 Jul 2024: His research focuses on economic and social developments in Anglo-Saxon England.

5 Jul 2024: Charles Read, an economic historian. Our Master, Prof Christopher Kelly, is a historian of the Roman Empire; and Prof Barak Kushner, works on the history of Japan and China.

5 Jul 2024: In celebration of Pride Month, Corpus was delighted to hold its second annual Pride event on 4 June, featuring a series of LGBTQ+ talks, followed by a Pride Formal.

5 Jul 2024: His research and teaching interests cover Contract, Tort, Human Rights and Constitutional Law—including their historical, theoretical, and economic dimensions.

5 Jul 2024: The answer is no. We don't expect applicants to have read certain things and we aren't looking to test knowledge acquired from specific books.

5 Jul 2024: The oldest surviving illustrated Latin Gospel book, known as the Gospels of St. Augustine (MS 286) can be seen by anyone with an internet connection. From the 10th of January 2018, this codex, along with a further 555 medieval and

5 Jul 2024: An exhibition and series of events about Corpus alumnus Christopher Isherwood's (1904-86) time at Corpus is currently being held in the Parker Library.

5 Jul 2024: The College congratulates Jacob Hallam (m.1991) on his being appointed Queen’s Counsel.

5 Jul 2024: Search. A Very Corpus Enthronement. The coverage of the enthronement of the 105th Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby, featured some very familiar Corpus faces.The Master and Dr Christopher de Hamel, Fellow Librarian of Corpus Christi, could be

5 Jul 2024: The annual May Bumps start tomorrow and the Corpus Christi Boat Club is ready to race! We have four crews competing this year:

5 Jul 2024: It's that time of year! Here's a roundup of recent and upcoming sporting events where you can cheer on your fellow Corpuscles. Best of luck to all the competitors! Rowing The May Bumps continue for the next two days, and we have four crews on the

5 Jul 2024: Last night saw Adam excel in the Signature dish test, with great feedback from Marcus Wareing, Greg Wallace and Monica Galetti, who described his Lobster and Smoked Salmon filled Raviolo as ... Adam has described the experience as the toughest test he

5 Jul 2024: The Custodian of the Corpus Clock, Dr Ewan St. John Smith, shares some little-known facts about the famous Chronophage. Today is the Feast of Corpus Christi, which is the Name Day of our College. One of my jobs on our Name Day is to provide a tour

5 Jul 2024: In fact, the eagle tests its young by holding them up to the sun, and if they cannot look right at it, they are cast out of the nest.

5 Jul 2024: Elected: The Lord Sainsbury of Turville, K

5 Jul 2024: impact tests at high velocities — essentially smashing things into her models and measuring the results.

5 Jul 2024: Francis Maude, m 1972 History and Law, entered the House of Lords on 26 May 2015.  He was appointed Minister of State for Trade and Investment on 11 May 2015.  Francis was previously Minister for the Cabinet Office and Paymaster General from May

5 Jul 2024: Amy Hunt, who joined the college this term as an undergraduate student, has written her first column for the BBC Sport website.  She talks about combining her academic studies with life training as an elite athlete with an eye on the next Olympic

5 Jul 2024: Dr Philippa Hoskin shares the signs of an impending plague in medieval times.  

5 Jul 2024: After many years I finally returned to Japan last May to spend a relaxing holiday with my family and friends. I also took the opportunity to reconnect and exchange ideas with my colleagues in the museum, library, and conservation fields. Of course,

5 Jul 2024: Contractors working in our medieval dining hall today uncovered a carved 14th century corbel, which had been hidden for decades. The ongoing renovations will eventually restore these architectural details to be in full view.

5 Jul 2024: Corpus Fellows, Professor David Abrahams and Dr Anastasia Kisil feature among the interviewees in recent podcasts from the University's Isaac Newton Institute for Mathematical Sciences.

5 Jul 2024: Dr Emma Spary, Fellow in History, discusses drug-taking (the taking of 'a material substance that packed a powerful punch in a small volume') in 17th-century Paris in the latest issue of CAM Magazine. Read the full article here.

5 Jul 2024: Search. One of the great privileges of working in The Parker Library is the opportunity to slowly discover the collections, to spend a few minutes looking at a manuscript whose shelfmark you don’t recognise, to talk to readers working on things

5 Jul 2024: Corpus students were narrowly outscored by Fellows yesterday as the annual cricket match was played on the field at Leckhampton. The final result was Fellows: 100 (in 18 overs), Students: 95 (in 20 overs). Fellow Professor Simon Godsill, who

5 Jul 2024: The two-volume Chronica Maiora of Matthew Paris (c.1190-1259), monk of St Albans, is one of the major records of history at the time of the Crusades. It is the author’s own copy, with illustrations in his own hand. The picture here shows the d