Monday, 12 November 2018

IBM Mock Assessment & Get Placed Employer - NIKE Events


International Students - Global Events Social - WEDS 14TH NOV 16.30 - 18.30pm , Room 7.04 (7th Floor)


PwC Females of The Future - weds 20th Feb 2019 - 10am


GUEST LECTURE - TUES 27TH NOV 12 - 1pm in G34 - Chris Shotton, Santander - Head of Acquiring



THIS WEEK`S EVENTS & PLACEMENT OPPORTUNITIES - CLOSING SOON



THIS WEEK`S  EVENTS
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IBM Mock Assessment Centre
Tue 13 Nov 2018, 5:00 PM- 6:30 PM BOOK HERE
 
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GET PLACED! Employer Presentation- Nike
Wed 14 Nov 2018, 1:00 PM to 2:00 PM BOOK HERE
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Accounting, Maths & Finance: Meet the Employers
Wed 21 Nov 2018, 1.00 PM Business School BOOK HERE
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PLACEMENT OPPORTUNITIES  - CLOSING SOON

Duff & Phelps | Restructuring Financial Advisor Placement
London, Manchester Closes - 15 Nov, 2018

Johnson & Johnson - Finance Placement 2019/20
Leeds, Maidenhead,Wokingham Closes - 16 Nov, 2018

BDO SSC (Shared Service Centre) Finance Industrial Placement 2019/20
Liverpool
Closes - 16 Nov, 2018

HOT JOBS
Oxford Economics - Industrial Year placement 2019-2020
London – Waterloo, Oxford Closes - 30 Nov, 2018
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Tuesday, 6 November 2018

INVITATION: FREE LECTURE: Economic Pluralism: What is it and why does it matter - Henry Leveson-Gower TUES 20th NOV 4 - 5pm, G33


Economic Pluralism: What is it and why does it matter by
Henry Leveson-Gower, CEO of Promoting Economic Pluralism

Tuesday, 20th November 2019      4 - 5 PM 
G33,  MMU Business School, All Saints Campus, Manchester, M15 6BH

In this free lecture we discuss what economics pluralism is and how it justifies its position in the economics discussion.

In particular, we assess the extent to which a lack of pluralism led to ‘group think’ in standard economics and whether this was responsible for the failure to predict the 2007/08 Global Financial Crisis and the extent to which its causes have been misattributed. 

We also consider to what extent does economics really impact on policy more generally and how much pluralism can add to the discussion. Ultimately, we argue good economics must be pluralist.

Please go to https://economic-pluralism.Eventbrite.co.uk  to enrol for this event.