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Main navigation. Search. Secondary Navigation. RESEARCHING. The Department of Land Economy has exceptional teaching across all its undergraduate and postgraduate programmes. Graduates from our programmes have outstanding employment prospects. Study

midst of concerns that increasing numbers of people could become digitally excluded as a result of the cost of living crisis. ... Our research into digital exclusion draws on interviews with people who are seeing the effects of digital exclusion

Main navigation. Search. Secondary Navigation. RESEARCHING. Green Impact Team. Welcome to Green Impact. Explore the links below to see what the Department of Land Economy is doing to advance our green credentials within the University of Cambridge's

Research Archive. In brief. Find out more about the research we do at the Cambridge Centre for Housing and Planning Research. - Research Themes -. Affordability. Alternative Models of Housing. Building Information Modelling. Communities &

Main navigation. Search. Secondary Navigation. RESEARCHING. Contacts. Contacts at the Department of Land Economy. Any questions about applying for or studying the BA in Land Economy should be directed to our Tripos Office (tripos@landecon.cam.ac.uk).

Main navigation. Search. Secondary Navigation. RESEARCHING. Resume Book. General Overview. The Employment Programme at the Department of Land Economy was established in 2010 in association with Cambridge University Land Society (CULS) and Cambridge

local organisations, including: MHCLG and its forerunners, the Welsh Government, NHBC Foundation, Homes England, Places for People and CHS Group.

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Student Life. Given the interdisciplinary nature of Land Economy, you will find that the people in the Department have diverse interests, and are always happy to share ideas. ... There are several ways to connect with like-minded people, both through

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Main navigation. Search. Secondary Navigation. RESEARCHING. Zhiwu Wei. PhD Candidate. Academic profile. Zhiwu Wei is a Ph.D. Candidate at the Department of Land Economy, University of Cambridge. His research aims to answer two broad questions: (1)

2023) Exploring local public support for Protected Areas: what social factors influence stated and active support among local people? ... 175-199. (2009) International Experiences in Ecosystem Management: Lessons for China, in Tun Lin and Tim Swanson (eds

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Main navigation. Search. Secondary Navigation. RESEARCHING. Dr Carolin Hoeltken. Senior Teaching Associate in Real Estate, Economics and Finance. Academic profile. Carolin uses household datasets to study how households make investment decisions to

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Main navigation. Search. Secondary Navigation. RESEARCHING. CLEAB. The Cambridge Land Economy Advisory Board  (CLEAB) has been providing support and  advice to the Department of Land Economy at  the University of Cambridge since 2012. CLEAB

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Main navigation. Search. Secondary Navigation. RESEARCHING. Sam Wyatt. Administrative Officer. Sam has been the Administrative Officer in the Department of Land Economy since July 2015. She began her University career in the Points Based Immigration

Current projects include:. TAPPI2 (Technology for an Ageing Population Panel for Innovation): This project aims to improve the way technology is used in housing and care for older people. ... New Horizons: The most recent phase of CCHPR’s work with the

Main navigation. Search. Secondary Navigation. RESEARCHING. Postgraduate study. Taught Masters courses and Ph.D.s. We research and teach around geographic space and place. How we value it, how we regulate it, how we optimise our use of it, how we