School of Economics
The School of Economics proudly combines a reputation for internationally-leading research with unparalleled standards in teaching and academic support for our students.
We are known worldwide for our ground-breaking research in behavioural and experimental economics, and for our expertise in competition policy: work that leads the field, informs policymakers and makes headlines. We also have a global reputation for research excellence in economic theory, applied econometrics, finance, and in policy areas of environment, resources, conflict and migration.
Our research leads our teaching and we are at the forefront of developments in economics as a taught discipline. We have expertise in - and commitment to - your learning, your employability and to a fantastic student experience. Within the School we enjoy a wonderful sense of community. We offer a friendly, diverse environment, which we hope will be the perfect setting for you to achieve your goals, whatever they may be.
Courses
Economics
Discover how economics can change and shape the world – and how you can be a part of that change. You’ll explore a broad range of subject areas, from finance and...
Business Economics
Become an expert in economic and financial modelling techniques, and master business strategies in the modern marketplace. You’ll discover how insights from...
Economics and Finance
Become an expert on corporate finance, financial instruments and financial markets. On this degree, you’ll study economic, financial and statistical modelling...
Economics with a Placement Year
Discover how economics can change and shape the world – and how you can be a part of that change. You’ll explore a broad range of subject areas, from finance and...
Economics and Finance with a Placement Year
Become an expert in corporate finance, financial instruments and financial markets. On this degree, you’ll study economic, financial and statistical modelling...
Economics with a Year Abroad
Discover how economics can change and shape the world – and how you can be a part of that change. You’ll explore a broad range of subject areas, from finance and...
Economics
Equip yourself to become a professional economist with this Master’s degree in economics – a broad-based research-training course designed to provide you with an...
Finance and Economics
On this course you'll develop your expertise in the fields of finance and economics by taking on intensive research-led training in advanced economic theory,...
Global Media Economics
Are you fascinated by the media industries? On this Master’s you'll examine the worlds of film, literature and TV from the perspective of economics. On this...
Research
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UK domestic football teams brace for European Super League
The proposed introduction of a European Super League in football raises several issues from a business and competition perspective, according to UEA expert, Dr...
Celebrity support for student’s climate conscious eyewear
TV presenters Holly Willoughby and Gabby Logan support economics student's sustainable business.
UEA study finds fathers still unaware of paternity allowances
Almost a third of fathers in the UK are unaware that they are eligible for flexible employment arrangements such as part-time work or job sharing, according to...
Study looks at the impact of COVID on social housing
Researchers at UEA are warning that the end of the eviction ban - a government scheme introduced to support renters impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic - may force...
UEA Inaugural Lecture: Prof Corrado Di Maria
- Nov 30, 2021 18:30PM
- Thomas Paine Study Centre lecture theatre, UEA and online
- Lecture
- Free
No need to book - simply come along on the night, or watch live via YouTube.
CLIMATE POLICY AND FIRMS’ BEHAVIOUR: WHAT CAN WE LEARN FROM MICRODATA?
PROF CORRADO DI MARIA
SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS
Climate policy often suffers from pushback by businesses worried about increases in costs and loss of competitiveness. Firms, however, are incredibly heterogenous and a lot can be learned by looking more closely at large firm-level datasets. In this lecture, Prof Di Maria will discuss recent research on cost pass-through, efficiency and innovation, and the ways in which firms may end up benefiting from climate policy.
Join us in person or online to hear about cutting-edge research from UEA’s newest professors, covering topics affecting all areas of living today. These free public lectures are open to all and there is a chance to ask questions and meet the speaker at a free drinks reception after the talk.