Don’t forget the CfP for our Annual Conference is still open The Nee Research Prize is also back again this year, so a great opportunity for any PhD researchers

A really good initiative by Centre for Economics, Policy and History (CEPH) delivering a free online course in Irish economic history. It's a great line-up so highly recommended to anyone interested ceph.ie/the-developmen…

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Free online course from Centre for Economics, Policy and History (CEPH) on the development of the Irish economy is now available Lots of really interesting topics across the course

"Age structure and age heaping: solving Ireland’s post-famine digit preference puzzle" (with Stuart Henderson and eoinaldo.bsky.social), just published open access in European Review of Economic History (European Historical Economics Society) doi.org/10.1093/ereh/h…

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You have until FRIDAY to submit abstracts as part of our CfP for our 2024 Annual Conference We’re looking forward to a great weekend in Belfast

Tomorrow is the last day to submit your paper for our 2024 Annual Conference Make sure to indicate if you’re a Junior Researcher when submitting too

CEPH is delighted to launch our new CPD course 'The Development of the Irish Economy' this October! Featuring contributions from some of Ireland's top economic historians, and led by Ronan Lyons, this free course is a fantastic opportunity for anyone interested in the economic

This will be a fantastic online event!

I’m excited to share lots of the insights I’ve developed on historical labour markets and how wages are set in this lecture! Very much looking forward to October 4

Don’t forget to sign up to our online lecture with Judy Stephenson next Friday

.Dr Anne Devlin: Yes, brain drain is damaging the NI economy, but it’s far from the worst thing Focus should be on earlier stages of an education system that bakes in privilege and deprivation belfasttelegraph.co.uk/opinion/news-a… belfasttelegraph.co.uk/opinion/news-a…

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Delighted to have been asked by Gilbert Rugby 🏉 to share my experience of grass roots rugby volunteering as part of their #GilbertIsRugby campaign P.S, I don’t always dress like I should be a flight attendant 😂

Still plenty of time to sign up for this Friday’s online Distinguished Lecture by Judy Stephenson Thanks to everyone who has already signed up!

Interested in an Economics placement? Ulster University Economic Policy Centre will be at the Careers Fair next Tuesday, come along and ask us about future placement opportunities. Ulster University Business School

Mark your calendars! The 28th Annual International Conference on Economics and Security is happening at Ulster University, Belfast, from June 25-27, 2025. The paper submission deadline is May 11, 2025. Submit your abstracts to [email protected] or [email protected].

This latest data from ONS shows that #inflation slowed to 1.7%, Assistant Economist Todd Gowdy discusses the latest figures and what drove recent price changes. 📽️👇