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Friday 14th June 2013

Economics Students Enjoy a Summer BBQ to Celebrate End of Exams

Description: The Department of Economics held a summer barbeque to celebrate the end of exams for all their students.
Date:: 14/06/2013

Tuesday 7th May 2013

Description: Professor of Economics at Royal Holloway, University of London Dan Hamermesh has been awarded the Jacob Mincer Award from the Society of Labour Economists in recognition of a lifetime of contributions to the field of labour economics.
Date:: 07/05/2013

Friday 3rd May 2013

Description: Pollution from gold mining in Ghana has reduced agricultural productivity by 40%.
Date:: 03/05/2013

Monday 29th April 2013

Description: The Economics Department is pleased to welcome Professor Michael Spagat as the new Head of Department.
Date:: 29/04/2013

Thursday 25th April 2013

Description: On the 23rd of March 2013, the student organisation OMK consisting of Royal Holloway Economics students held the London Economics Symposium 2013 with the aim of bringing prospective professionals together with industry leaders to provide opportunities to exchange ideas with each other.
Date:: 25/04/2013

Wednesday 24th April 2013

Description: Hosting and presenting, the Department of Economics delivered beyond expectations at the Royal Economic Society's annual conference.
Date:: 24/04/2013

Wednesday 10th April 2013

Description: Research finds positive correlation between university rankings and application rates
Date:: 10/04/2013

Tuesday 9th April 2013

Description: Staff Student Committee instrumental in bringing forward developments including more workshops, more options and mentoring opportunities
Date:: 09/04/2013

Monday 8th April 2013

Description: Raising the compulsory school leaving age later this year will significantly reduce the country's teenage pregnancy rate, currently one of the highest in Europe, according to research.
Date:: 08/04/2013

Description: Research finds children born to parents in former East Germany between 1991 and 1993 are at least 50 percent more likely to become criminals as they grew up than children born in the West.
Date:: 08/04/2013

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