Economics Dept awarded £3.6m
The Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC) has given the Economics department £3.6 million for a programme to investigate how countries nurture their competitiveness in a changing global economy.
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Gutu Sarkar
All about Authers
Atideb Sakar speaks to John Authers, investment editor of business publication Financial Times.
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Gordon Brown rallies support in surprise visit
As the recession takes its political toll, the Prime Minister privately met local businesses and Labour Party groups at the International Manufacturing Centre on Friday the 13th.
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Finance in focus at Warwick Economics Summit
Warwick Economics Summit sold out to eager audiences fascinated by the credit crunch.
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What next?
The Chancellor of Oxford University, Chris Patten, spoke to Warwick students about the challenges facing the West in a rapidly changing world.
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Speaker bays for gold at Economics Society talk
An investment manager told Warwick students that "deflation is what we need" after the last credit boom unwinds with a "massive correction".
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Teacher of the Year award for Warwick Law lecturer
Dr. Gary Watt won a £3,000 prize awarded by Oxford University Press and an additional £1,000 grant
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Government caps student numbers
Student places are capped for the next two years as budget worries continue to plague universities
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Lib Dems say ‘No’ to ID cards
Successful campus demonstration makes its case against identity legislation
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Lecturers want record pay increase
The Universities and Colleges Employers’ Association is locked in battle with the largest union of academics in the country over a demand for a record increase in salaries for lecturers and researchers. The Universities and Colleges Union is seeking an 8 per cent pay rise for academics, the last instalment...
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SU stays in NUS
Financial situation overshadows organisational differences
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Christmas cheer for Warwick in RAE
The holiday season brought tidings of comfort to Warwick as the university claimed seventh place in the 2008 Research Assessment Exercise.
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Expansion in number of minority students will continue
Widening Participation will not be affected by university place freeze
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