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2 May 2021: It’s such a broad subject and I think that’s reflected in the courses I took for Economics as well. ... When I look at people in the year above me, a lot of those Economics graduates did go on to do banking or consulting.

10 May 2021: What follows is a series of reflections written during the COVID-19 pandemic by Trinity Fellows of all disciplines. The reflections include personal stories, ac

17 May 2021: If taking SAT(I), for Science courses and Economics a combined score of 1,500 is expected; and for other Arts and Humanities subjects, a minimum of 730 in both ... The equivalent for the ACT is a composite score of at least 33 (for Sciences and Economics)

13 May 2021: In science and economics, for example, Trinity has provided 32 Nobel Prizewinners since they were first awarded in 1901.

17 Aug 2021: Bibek Debroy (1976), has been appointed the new Chief of India’s Economic Advisory Council.

11 Oct 2021: He travels seamlessly across academic disciplines – delving into history, economics, philosophy, medicine, and more – woven together by a rough chronology of his life from Santiniketan to Harvard, and everywhere in between. ... Later, he developed

28 Jul 2021: In 1961 he was awarded the Södeström Gold Medal by the Stockholm Academy of Sciences and two years later was made Reader in economics by Cambridge University. ... Not entirely divorced from his academic interests was Sraffa’s love of books,

12 Oct 2021: After beginning her career in science, Dame Sarah switched her interests to law and progressed to senior lecturer, reader and Professor of Law and Pro-Director at London School of Economics ... Lord John Eatwell was Fellow of Trinity College, Lecturer at

2 May 2021: Peter Cui (Economics, 2004). Peter Cui (Economics,…. During the summer of 2020 we launched a series of conversations with alumni to hear their memories of Trinity and catch up on what ... I was very interested in macro-economics, in particular

22 Sep 2021: Neither runner, however, beat the clock, which took 44.4 seconds. On October 20th, 2007, Sam Dobin, a second year undergraduate reading Economics, made it round within the sound of the