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1 May 2024: If you are interested in studying Economics, we recommend that you take time to find out about both of the following courses before deciding which fits you best. ... If you love Maths and have a strong background in it (see the requirements) then the

I completed my undergraduate degree at Anglia Ruskin University, Cambridge where I obtained a BA in Business and Economics and where I first became interested in eighteenth- and nineteenth-century social ... and economic history after studying the life

1 May 2024: Everyone is from different backgrounds, but we are all interested in maths and help each other in lectures.”. ... are interested in studying Maths and related subjects such as Engineering and Economics.

11 Mar 2010: Louis Hutson (pictured above), from Headlands School in Bridlington, East Yorkshire, is interested in studying economics. ... It was very interesting and gave me a lot of information about studying at Cambridge, and about universities in general.

Year 12 students who are interested in studying law, environment, and economics at University are invited to register for the upcoming Masterclass in Land Economy, to take place on Saturday, April ... In addition, funded places are available to students

2 May 2021: I was really interested in Economics as an A Level student. ... It’s such a broad subject and I think that’s reflected in the courses I took for Economics as well.

28 Jan 2022: With immediate effect. The Faculty Board of Economics give notice that they have amended the detail for Paper 4 (Economic development) in Part IIA of the Economics Tripos as set out ... constitutes a self-contained one-year course for those interested in

I examined first the economics behind religious differences in demography in India for my PhD and that then led me to become interested in developing a new field of research which ... YRC: “I got interested in studying poverty and inequality during my

31 Mar 2023: Everyone is from different backgrounds, but we are all interested in Maths and help each other in lectures. ... The annual three-day residential is open to women in Year 12 in England and Wales, Year 13 in Northern Ireland, and S5 in Scotland who are

These briefings are relevant to students interested in studying a range of social science subjects and/or Economics and is a great way of keeping up with current affairs.