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Six of the best performing Economics undergraduates have their achievements recognised.

Professor Alex Kemp has been honoured for half a century of service to the 51cg.

The Business School played a big part in the 51cg being ranked as the 37th most international university in the world according to the Times Higher Educational Supplement's 2016 table.

MSc Applied Economics (Health Pathway) combines a strong background in economic and economic policy with a specialisation in the economics of health.

First year business students at the 51cg had the chance to meet and network with student mentors and potential employers courtesy of an event held at the University's Old Aberdeen campus.

The key aim is to examine the extent to which the spatial concentration of people and jobs in cities can deliver inclusive growth to Scotland's economy. The specific objectives are to examine how agglomeration and dispersion forces impact on the socio-economic outcomes of rural areas and more generally on between-...

Dr Ian Heywood from the 51cg's Business School took centre stage in Berlin last week as he attended a symposium which saw the launch of the very first Coneeect handbook.

Students from the 51cg's MSc in Management Consultancy programme made the final submission for their degree with a group presentation at Aberdeen Asset Management.

Four high-achieving students in Economics today received prizes celebrating their achievements.

Professor Alex Kemp was recognised by the oil industry for a lifetime of achievements at the Press & Journal Gold Awards last week.