"The World Economy"

Running Bing

Its a longshot but does anyone know what time the lecture is at tomorrow?

I don't do it and SIS won't let me see it. Sorry.

How do you find Syblle?

Running Bing

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I don't do it and SIS won't let me see it. Sorry.

How do you find Syblle?

I like her(but then I am male btw;):D)



I had her last year for economic analysis tutorial. Seems a bit unsure what she is talking about at times but on the whole she seems fine. The course sounds good though. I wasnt planning on doing it(hence it not being on my timetable and not being able to find it anywhere:mad:) but I went on Wednesday and liked the sounds of it.

I just wish they would update the bloody timetable on the social and human sciences website:rolleyes::mad:

Spread the word.. it might ease the pressure on the International class.

Running Bing

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Spread the word.. it might ease the pressure on the International class.

what subjects are you doing zarbara?

Theory, Securities, International and Financial Markets (business school)

I hope to drop FM and submit a dissertation though.

EGaffney

There are waaay too many people in International Economics at the moment.

bangbang

i want to do either securities or international but this dudley cooke character seem to be a bit of an idiot, like does he know what he is talking about? cause i dont think so......really putting me of both of them, anyone agree?

Then don't do either.

Personally I think he is pretty good.

Running Bing

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Then don't do either.

Personally I think he is pretty good.

Can anyone tell me what time this is on at? Its just im not in til four and I am dying of a cold so Im not going in just to twiddle my thumbs for five hours.

Running Bing

bangbang wrote: »

i want to do either securities or international but this dudley cooke character seem to be a bit of an idiot, like does he know what he is talking about? cause i dont think so......really putting me of both of them, anyone agree?

I havent seen him yet. Why do you think he is a bit of an idiot?

Tuesdays, 11.00 (3106) and 15.00 (4050A)

What courses are you doing?

Running Bing

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Tuesdays, 11.00 (3106) and 15.00 (4050A)

What courses are you doing?

Cheers Zaraba:)


As for what courses I am doing I dont have a clue yet. My timetable has Theory, Securities markets, Financial markets and the corporate sector and financial reporting.

Problem is that would be a joint honors degree and last year the subjects I did meant I was pursuing single honor economics. Ive spent the whole week trying to find someone to get this sorted/see where I stand to no avail!


As I said I liked the sounds of the world economy so Im gonna try and do that and I am also seeing what the story is with applied finance(the third year course). Again nobody seems to be able to give me a solid answer wheter I can do this or not.:rolleyes:


But at the moment I am as clueless as I was last May:(

Drop Andrew Somerville an email.

He knows all when it comes to courses choices and he is easy to talk to.

But be warned! He will advise against a joint honours degree with da B school (for good reason!)

Running Bing

Babybing wrote: »

Cheers Zaraba:)


As for what courses I am doing I dont have a clue yet. My timetable has Theory, Securities markets, Financial markets and the corporate sector and financial reporting.

Problem is that would be a joint honors degree and last year the subjects I did meant I was pursuing single honor economics. Ive spent the whole week trying to find someone to get this sorted/see where I stand to no avail!


As I said I liked the sounds of the world economy so Im gonna try and do that and I am also seeing what the story is with applied finance(the third year course). Again nobody seems to be able to give me a solid answer wheter I can do this or not.:rolleyes:


But at the moment I am as clueless as I was last May:(

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Drop Andrew Somerville an email.

He knows all when it comes to courses choices and he is easy to talk to.

But be warned! He will advise against a joint honours degree with da B school (for good reason!)

Really? Why is that Zaraba? Im not doing it btw to specifically get that degree. It just works out that way with the subjects I am interested in.

Just found out as well that world economy and financial markets clash:mad:

I was being slightly cheeky.

However, I worked for a US management consultancy firm, and from chatting to friends and relatives in industry, they seem to prefer people with solid degrees that teach analytical and quantative skills (science, engineering, economics etc) as they will teach you the business element.