Student… Tosin’s Room 3 Mar 20264 Mar 2026 This reflection on Tosin's Room was first published in 2019 as a tribute to Tosin Olusoga and the space within the School of Economics that carries his name. Ten years…
Student 4-Day Work Week: Is it applicable to every firm? 20 Dec 202214 Feb 2023 By Riley Garvin & Minh Anh Ta “The 20th-century concept of a five-day working week is no longer the best fit for 21st-century business” – said Ed Siegel in his…
current affairs… Can we nudge our way to healthier living? 24 Jun 2022 By Lizzy Mayes (BSc Economics) A Big Fat Problem Obesity is rampant in England right now and it’s causing terrible damage. In 2019, 28% of adults in England were classified…
current affairs… The problem of plastics and what the UK government can do to help mitigate the issue 20 Jun 2022 By Anton Shapland (BSc Economics) [This essay was written for the Government, Welfare and Policy third-year undergraduate module. Students were tasked with writing a blog-style essay on a topic linked…
current affairs… April Cruel Day: Does the Ofgem price cap really protect us from ‘unfair’ prices? 15 Jun 202215 Jun 2022 By George Barham (BSc Economics & Finance) [This essay was written for the Government, Welfare and Policy third-year undergraduate module. Students were tasked with writing a blog-style essay on a…
current affairs… Participating in the “Connect the World” Event on Environmental Economics and International Trade 1 Apr 2022 By Iram Akhter (BSc Business Economics) Summary Last December, through my involvement in the module International Trade & Integration, I participated in an important international collaboration opportunity (also known as…
current affairs… Python: The language to learn? 10 Dec 2021 By Dean Bashford (BSc Economics) According to the Python Executive Summary, Python is an interpreted, object-oriented, high-level programming language with dynamic semantics. In simpler terms, Python is a programming language…
current affairs… Looking for a feminist perspective in the economics curriculum 9 Sep 202119 Jul 2024 By Ellie Martin (BSc Business, Finance And Economics) A memory that has and will always stand out from attending my first lecture at the UEA is being congratulated by the Head of Economics for joining…
current affairs… A-level Economics: Demand and Supply Views 3 Sep 202121 Oct 2021 By Deren Karausta (BSc Economics) and Dr Emiliya Lazarova The end of August every year is the time when many 18-year-old young adults in England finalize their decisions on whether…
