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LSE Department of Health Policy and NICE launch new Executive Master’s programme

The FINANCIAL -- The London School of Economics and Political Science on 12 July announce a new executive Master’s programme, offering skills in health services research, health economics, outcomes research, and health ...

Landmine clearance can boost war-torn nations' economies

The FINANCIAL -- Groundbreak Research into the economic impact of landmine clearance by Elias Papaioannou, Professor of Economics at London Business School (LBS) shows that a more strategic approach ...

University to open specialist maths school

The FINANCIAL -- The University has received approval from the Department of Education to establish a specialist maths school which will provide world-leading maths education for young people from ...

Study highlights shortcomings of moisturisers with sun protection

The FINANCIAL -- New University of Liverpool research, presented at the British Association of Dermatologists’ Annual Meeting in Edinburgh, shows moisturisers with sun protection factor provide ...

How to Manage an Employee Who’s Having a Personal Crisis

The FINANCIAL -- Everyone has life events that distract them from work from time to time — an ailing family member, a divorce, the death of a friend. You can’t expect someone to be at their best ...

Minorities and immigrants ‘twice as entrepreneurial as white Britons’

The FINANCIAL -- The findings from Aston University in Birmingham, using data from the Global Entrepreneurship Monitor (GEM), sponsored by NatWest, also show that women, people from ethnic minority ...

Too many leaders make the same mistake when scheduling their workdays

The FINANCIAL -- A Harvard Business School study looks at the time-management practices of 27 CEOs. Results suggest that CEOs who have a personal agenda for the next few months are the most ...

LSE to lead new health research unit

The FINANCIAL -- The Personal Social Services Research Unit (PSSRU) at LSE will be leading a new National Institute for Health Research (NIHR) Policy Research Unit from January ...

LSE to lead new health research unit

The FINANCIAL -- The School has been selected to lead the NIHR Unit in Adult Social Care, one of 13 university-based NIHR Policy Research Units launched to undertake research to inform ...

New reports show impact of Creative Europe

The FINANCIAL -- Two new reports have been released today revealing the significant monetary and non-monetary impacts the European Union support programme Creative Europe has had in the ...

Brexit may be less disruptive than AI

The FINANCIAL -- Brexit is not the only issue that UK businesses should be concerned about, according to Jeremy Brown, Special Representative for the City to the ...

New study of census data finds deprivation in cities is persistent and spreading

The FINANCIAL -- A new study of census data by the University of Liverpool, has found that Glasgow tops the list of the most deprived areas over the period 1971 – 2011 but deprivation in urban ...

Life's a beach

The FINANCIAL -- Is it possible to distil a nation into a single brand? The experience from Brazil suggests these attempts will always be ...

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LSE Department of Health Policy and NICE launch new Executive Master’s programme

Landmine clearance can boost war-torn nations' economies

University to open specialist maths school

Study highlights shortcomings of moisturisers with sun protection

How to Manage an Employee Who’s Having a Personal Crisis

Minorities and immigrants ‘twice as entrepreneurial as white Britons’

Too many leaders make the same mistake when scheduling their workdays

LSE to lead new health research unit

LSE to lead new health research unit

New reports show impact of Creative Europe

Brexit may be less disruptive than AI

New study of census data finds deprivation in cities is persistent and spreading

Life's a beach

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