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Welcome to the School of Economics

Based in one of the UK's leading universities, the School of Economics is among the best in the country. We combine excellence and innovation in teaching with an international reputation for high-quality topical research.

Our courses combine all the core analytical and quantitative techniques required by modern economics graduates and are taught by academics who are pushing forward the boundaries of the subject.

We are proud of our high rankings across league tables including being the top economics school in the Russell Group in the National Student Survey (NSS) 2018.

Economics students share their reasons for choosing the University of Nottingham.

 
6th in terms of research power in the latest Research Excellence Framework
 
9th in the UK in The Times and Sunday Times Good University Guide 2019
 
Ranked 9th in the UK for economics in The Complete University Guide 2019
 
Top 35 in the world consistently in the Tilburg University Economics Ranking
 
Top 45 worldwide, 11th in Europe and 7th in the UK (IDEAS RePEc)
 
 
Recently recruited academic staff members in the school: We are delighted that Mikhail Safronov joined the school this year, from Northwestern University; and that Adam Spencer joined us too, from Wisconsin.
 

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Postgraduate research
 

Latest news

Bridging the Gap between Psychology and the Social Sciences

Description
Conference on 12 April, Great Hall, Trent Building, University Park Campus
Date:
08 January 2019

School of Economics MSc Prize Winners 2018

Description
The School of Economics Prize Winners 2018 have been announced.
Date:
07 January 2019

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Upcoming events

Introduction to Multilevel Models for Social Scientists (Doctoral Seminar)

Date
16 January 2019 (15:39)
Location:
Hallward Library, University Park
Description
PhD and ECR one-day workshop, looking at multilevel models, including variance components models, varying intercept models, varying slope models, and three-level models.

CeDEx Brown Bag Seminar - Giovanni Burro

Date
31 January 2019 (13:00-14:00)
Location:
A41 Sir Clive Granger
Description
Sky's the limit: an empirical investigation of maximum price and its effect on regret and trading decisions (A41 SCG)

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