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Congratulations! – Qazi Haque wins Doctoral Research Medal
The School of Economics takes great pleasure in congratulating our PhD student Qazi Haque who has won a University Doctoral Research Medal for 2018. These prestigious medals have been awarded to students in recognition of outstanding thesis outcomes (in the top 3%) examined each year. Congratulations Qazi!
Reserve Bank Assist. Governor addresses Year 12 students
The School of Economics was very pleased to host a large contingent of Year 12 students from across the state to a keynote address given by Dr Luci Ellis, the Assistant Governor (Economic) of the Reserve Bank of Australia. The title of her address was Monetary Policy and Current Economic Conditions. This was followed by […]
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Congratulations to our 2018 Graduates
Today, some of our top students will have their achievements recognised. Qazi Haque will be awarded a Doctoral Research Medal to be presented this year. Additionally, Timothy Hersey will be given one of the two Master Medals for his thesis. Our 2018 graduating students together with their family and friends attended a champagne breakfast at […]
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Guy Debelle, the Deputy Governor of the Reserve Bank returns to the School of Economics
Today, Guy Debelle who graduated from the School of Economics with an Honours degree in 1987, revisited his old stomping grounds to talk to an audience of current eager students for a “Question and Answer” session. Some of the questions asked by the students included the topics of: The Australian economy, wage stagnation and job […]
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Inaugural Festival of Economics
The School of Economics welcomed a cross-section of South Australian high school students from year levels 11 and 12 to the University of Adelaide for the inaugural Festival of Economics held on Thursday 28 June 2018. The event’s purpose was to inform and inspire the high school students about economics and show the wide breadth […]
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Media Article – Secret Men’s Business…
Our Deputy Head of School, Assoc. Prof Duygu Yengin had a media article published in The Conversation regarding the issues about the image of economics, and how it affects the number and diversity of students studying economics. You can read the article here: Secret men’s Business- why the public image of economics is bad […]
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Congratulations to our 2017 Honours and PhD Graduates
Family and friends together with the graduating students and school staff enjoyed a ‘Bubbles and Brunch” event to celebrate our 2017 Graduating students. We wish all our students the best for their future careers and once again, a big congratulations to you all! The School would also like to congratulate those students who could not […]
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A Day in the Life of an Economics Student
On Friday 17 June over 100 year 11 and 12 students came on campus to experience first-hand studying economics at Adelaide. The students were given a taste of what first year economics at Adelaide is like by attending a Principles of Economics lecture with Dr Raul Barreto, followed with a tutorial where they could explore […]
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Dr Martin Parkinson receives Honorary Doctorate at the 2015 Graduation Ceremony
The School of Economics is pleased to congratulate Dr Martin Parkinson, who is a graduate of the School of Economics for receiving an Honorary Doctorate. Dr Parkinson also presented the 2015 Graduation Oration. Dr Parkinson also met with our B Economics (Advanced) and Honours students while visiting Adelaide. Hearty congratulations also to all of our […]
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Read our Head of School Paul Kerin and Executive Dean Christopher Findlay’s op-ed in the Australian
An article written by our Head of School, Paul Kerin and the Executive Dean, Christopher Findlay was published in the Business section of the Australian on 29 April 2015 titled: An efficient land levy could fund cuts to costly stamp duties and company taxes. To read the article click here
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