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Essential subjects. None. Useful subjects. A social science subject (e.g. Psychology, Sociology, Economics) and/or humanities subject (e.g. ... These should be in essay format (not science coursework or a timed exam) and can be extracted from an EPQ.

4 Mar 2013: I took the entrance exams in secondyear sixth form sitting in Mother Superior’sparlour on my own. ... Based on these exams, I was given anoffer of two 'E' grades to read Geography.

We will not accept short answers based on document exercises or non-history essays; nor will we accept exam answers. ... Her most recent book is Oil and the Western Economic Crisis. She has published articles in recent years on Brexit, the euro zone

28 Oct 2010: They are important economic contributors; Chatsworth, for example, is thebiggest employer in its constituency. ... Water and sanitation contribute to health, to the environment, to social and economic development.

Social Anthropology students have achieved consistently excellent results. In Politics and International Relations, they have achieved some of the best exam results across the University over the past ten years and ... Her most recent book is Oil and

3 Oct 2017: Clare also hosted a Distinguished Lecture in Economics entitled “Resetting the Global Economy”. ... Distinguished Lecture in Economic and Public Policy. The Master Tony Grabiner, Lord Mervyn King, and Professor Martin Weale.

26 Jun 2013: 1]. Dr Alan Gillespie (1969) has beenreappointed as Chair of Economic & SocialCouncil for a further four years. ... Thirty years later, mydaughter also read History, but bythen its canvas was worldwide andalmost contemporary – and includedsocial and

23 Sep 2014: PUBLICATIONS AND RECORDINGS. Thirkill was master when Andrew Smithersbegan his studies, and strongly advised himto read economics rather than mathematicsor natural sciences. ... The charity has also generouslysponsored an economics day in TowerHamlets as

21 Oct 2016: Dr Leonidas Cheliotis (2003), Assistant Professor in Criminology at London School of Economics, has won the Adam Podgòrecki Prize 2016 for his work in the sociology of crime and punishment. ... But I had no doubt that when it came to the crunch,

3 Feb 2016: It is painted by the distinguished landscape painter (and Clare alumnus, Economics 1954) Philip Hughes. ... exams as she even struggled to reveal her work to her teachers – she has recently gained more confidence.