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The Centre for Inclusive Growth launches a termly seminar bringing together researchers and policy practitioners to discuss labour markets and welfare design.
Read moreProspective undergraduates can book campus sessions combining subject talks, tours, and admissions advice.
Read moreResearchers from the Centre for Urban and Regional Economics begin a collaborative project on commuting patterns and local growth.
Read moreInduction week introduces students to the School of Economics, library services, and digital learning tools.
Read moreA new professional programme covers data literacy for decision-makers in the public sector.
Read moreAdditional databases in economics and finance are available to all enrolled students and staff.
Read moreThe Doctoral School hosts a mandatory skills session for new researchers on ethics and reproducibility.
Read moreGraduates volunteer to support current students exploring careers in policy and analytics.
Read moreSessions are open to staff, doctoral students, and invited guests from government and civil society. Each meeting combines a research presentation with structured discussion. Enquiries may be directed through the research contact route, marked for the Centre for Inclusive Growth.
Visitors should register in advance so teaching spaces can be staffed appropriately. International guests receive additional guidance on travel and accommodation in London. See the study hub for the latest dates.
The project uses administrative and survey data under strict governance. Findings will be shared in policy briefings and academic outlets when the work matures.
Induction covers academic integrity, personal tutoring, and how to access wellbeing services. Students meet representatives from the students’ union and school offices.
The course is aimed at managers who interpret evidence in briefings and business cases. Cohort size is limited to allow discussion. Registration opens through the business and partnerships enquiry path.
Librarians offer drop-in sessions on search strategy and referencing software. Remote access uses standard university login.
Topics include authorship, data management, and escalation when concerns arise. Completion is recorded on training transcripts.
Pairs are matched by career interest where possible. The scheme runs alongside formal careers appointments and does not replace professional advice on visas or contracts.