°¿³Ü°ùÌýundergraduateÌý²¹²Ô»åÌýpostgraduateÌýeconomics programs are recognised for their academic excellence and strong industry connections.Ìý
Our graduates are highly sought after and have held influential positions in the Treasury, financial institutions, non-government organisations and international agencies includingÌýthe Organization for EconomicÌýCooperationÌýand Development (OECD).
We have a long and proud history of teaching excellenceÌýand are one of the most highly ranked centres for economics research globally.
Our academics and researchers are leaders in their fields. Their broad expertise promotes a deep understanding of key economic concepts and a focus on contemporary issues.Ìý
We research a wide range of pressing, policy‑relevant issues including climate change, poverty and economic development, health insurance and education, international trade, inequality, recessions, and housing.
The School of Economics hosts a diverse program of events, ranging from major public lectures, such as the annual RC Mills Memorial Lecture and the Warren Hogan Memorial Lecture, to a full calendar of weekly research seminars, reading groups, and student-focused events.
Check our program of school research seminars and reading groups, in areas of macro/trade, econometrics, microeconometrics, macroeconomics, and agricultural and resource economics. For details about all events and sessions, visit
Celebrating the legacy of Adam Smith and the Wealth of Nations, this event examines the relationship between liberal capitalism and Adam Smith’s principles. We explore how these ideas intersect withÌýcurrent economic crises and pressures, including income inequality, political dynamics, global economic shifts, climate change and sustainability challenges. Registrations will be available via .
The RC Mills Lecture was established after his death in the late 1950s, and reinstated after our Centenary celebrations in 2020. The RC Mills Lectures have a specific focus on education, including education policy, the regulation and funding of all tiers and the role of education in society.ÌýRegister now viaÌý.
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