The School held it’s first pub quiz on 27 November in Origins. The event was a huge success with 17 teams entering: 3 staff and … Read more
Month: November 2014
Postgraduate scholarships for 2015/16
The School of Economics is offering a generous package of scholarships for outstanding students who enrol for an MSc programme in 2015/16. Our Scholarships for Excellence are worth 60% of … Read more
Workshop: Labour Markets, Public Policy and the Business Cycle
The School of Economics, jointly with the Macroeconomics, Growth and History Centre (MaGHiC), will be hosting a one-day Macroeconomics workshop on Labour Markets, Public Policy … Read more
Graduation Reception November 2014
It was a pleasure to celebrate with our new graduates and their families at a reception held at the Marlowe Theatre, prior to the Graduation … Read more
Employability Week talks
The School held a very successful evening during employability week when three of our Economics alumni came to talk to current students about working in the … Read more
The impact of the maturity of US government debt on forward rates and the term premium: New results from old data
The impact of the stock and maturity of government debt on longer-term bond yields matters for monetary policy. This article, published in VOX, assesses the magnitude and … Read more
Employability Week – working in the Finance sector
For Employability Week, the School of Economics is hosting a talk by recent Economics Graduates who will give personal accounts of their experiences of working and finding a job in … Read more
No ‘Silver Bullet’ for Closing the Gender Gap in Patriarchal Societies
Research by Dr Zaki Wahhaj, a senior lecturer at Kent School of Economics, and Professor M Niaz Asadullah from the University of Malaya, has been highlighted … Read more