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The Annual Stock Pitch Challenge

By sol3 | 25 April 2022

“It is a must-have skill for people interested in hedge funds or asset management firms.” Wednesday, March 23rd saw the first round of stock pitches … Read more

Memes Contest: Engaging Students through Innovative Teaching

By sol3 | 22 April 2022

Rowan Cherodian teaches Introduction to Time-Series Econometrics to Stage Two Economics students. Recently, he held a meme contest, where the students with the top three … Read more

Hat trick! The Economics Society Wins Academic Society of the Year for the third year running.

By sol3 | 12 April 2022

This past Monday, April 4th, the Economics Society won the best Academic Society of the Year award at Kent Union’s Activities Awards! This is their … Read more

Belated Celebrations!

By Grace Shore Banks | 31 March 2022

The last two years of graduation celebrations have been suspended due to the global pandemic but we are finally getting to celebrate the achievements of … Read more

Growth volatility and trade: diversification vs specialisation

By Grace Shore Banks | 24 March 2022

Miguel Leon Ledesma delivers the Inaugural lecture of this series of quarterly lectures organised by the Group of Economic Analysis at Reading (GEAR). Professor Miguel … Read more

‘Homes for Ukraine’ Refugee Scheme

By Grace Shore Banks | 18 March 2022

Our colleague, Dr Olena Nizalova, is of Ukrainian origin and since the Russian invasion at the start of the month she has been sharing resources … Read more

The Visible Effects of Remote Learning

By Grace Shore Banks | 04 March 2022

Development MSc student Christine Ochoro believes that through increased remote programs and hybrid approaches, just as she has experienced at Kent, we can embrace inclusion … Read more

Ukranian Crisis: What can you do to help?

By Grace Shore Banks | 03 March 2022

Dr Olena Nizalova, an economicst of Ukrainian origin, has prepared a list of useful and trustworthy resources that the University of Kent community can use … Read more

The Fiscal and Welfare Effects of Policy Responses to the Covid-19 School Closures

By Grace Shore Banks | 01 March 2022

This year’s MaGHiC lecture will be delivered by Nicola Fuchs-Schündeln. The annual Macroeconomics, Growth and History Centre (MaGHiC) lecture 2022 will be delivered by Nicola … Read more

Blind Date with A Book

By Grace Shore Banks | 01 March 2022

The Student Experience and Success Team invited all students to take part in their ‘Blind Date with a Book’ event this month. While the rest … Read more

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