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Tri-Grid Challenge

Runs from Monday, November 13 to Sunday, November 26.

Tri-Grid challenge is a two-week fitness activity where individuals and teams earn points for walking, running, cycling, or swimming. It's open to everyone, regardless of ability or fitness level and this term it's taking place from Monday 13 November to Sunday 26 November 2023. Tri-grid challenge is a great way to get more active and motivate each other. We are organising a Law School Team we both students and staff can take part. Email law.se@warwick.ac.uk if you'd like to join!

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EconBites Lecture with Professor Jeremy Smith and Assistant Professor Matthew Ridley
FAB0.08

Monday 13th November at 2pm in FAB0.08

These are short sessions to introduce you to the brilliant research done by our academics and will be followed by a Q&A session.

 

  • Professor Jeremy Smith will be discussing the College Wage Premium in the UK
  • Dr Matthew Ridley will be reviewing the links between poverty and mental health in his talk “psychology, poverty and cash transfers”

 

*PDM credits will be awarded to Year 1 students.

Please note that spaces are limited for this session.

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