News: School of Economics and Public Policy
Faculty of ABLE 2024 Highlights
To wrap up 2024, the Faculty of Arts, Business, Law and Economics is reflecting on the year that was and featuring highlights from each school.
Recap: 2024 Joint Workshops in Macroeconomics
The University of Adelaide hosted a joint workshop in Macroeconomics across Thursday 21 and Friday 22 November 2024.
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Celebrating ABLE’s grant successes in 2024
The Faculty of ABLE recently celebrated the highest achieving staff from its schools who received an Australian Research Council grant of $50,000 or above, and Level B’s who received grants of $30,000 or above.
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Economics and Public Policy students’ success in the 3 Minute Thesis Competition
Students from the School of Economics and Public Policy have been well represented in the Faculty of ABLE (Arts, Business, Law and Economics) 3 Minute Thesis Competition!
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School of Economics & Public Policy 2024 Prize Event
On Friday 3 May the School of Economics and Public Policy held its annual student prize ceremony, where staff, students, and donors gather and celebrate student achievements.
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Making a Difference: Gender Analysis and the South Australian Budget
The University of Adelaide’s Fay Gale Centre for Research on Gender recently hosted a workshop, "Making a Difference: Gender Analysis and the South Australian Budget".
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Economics students win Visualise Your Thesis awards
Congratulations to Jack Hetherington and Trang Huyen Dang from the School of Economics and Public Policy for winning awards in the 2023 Visualise Your Thesis Awards!
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Equal Pay Day 2023
Each year the Workplace Gender Equality Agency uses the Australian Bureau of Statistics average weekly earnings data to calculate the number of days after the end of financial year that women have to work to be paid the same as the average man. The date they arrive at is called Equal Pay Day.
Professor Guy Debelle joins the School of Economics and Public Policy as Honorary Professor
The School of Economics and Public Policy (SEPP) is delighted to announce Professor Guy Debelle has joined the school as Honorary Professor.
Water Economics Professor wins 2023 SA Environment Award
Sarah Wheeler, Professor of Water Economics with the School of Economics and Public Policy, has been awarded the Jill Hudson Award for Environment Protection in the 2023 South Australia’s Environment Awards.
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