Malaysia Campus 15th Anniversary – this week’s highlights

To celebrate our 15-year anniversary as the first UK university to establish an overseas campus in […]

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Malaysia Campus 15th anniversary weekly highlights

This week’s highlights of The University of Nottingham in Malaysia 15th anniversary campaign are: A first-hand […]

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University of Nottingham Malaysia Campus 15th anniversary

The University of Nottingham in Malaysia (UNMC) is holding events throughout 2015 to celebrate 15 years […]

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New Director of International Office to join this summer

The University has appointed a new International Office Director to drive forward its ambitious plans to […]

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Why doesn’t technology flow from rich to poor countries?

The School of Economics and the Nottingham Centre on Globalisation and Economic Policy present The World Economy Annual Lecture. Jeremy Greenwood, Professor of Economics (University of Pennsylvania), answers the question ‘Why doesn’t technology flow from rich to poor countries?’

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International dimensions of monetary policy

The School of Economics present ‘International dimensions of monetary policy’ as part of the Nottingham Lectures in International Economics. Giancarlo Corsetti, Professor of Macroeconomics at The University of Cambridge, will deliver three lectures across two days.

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