Increasing the Diversity in Economics Students with Discover Economics

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Learning and Teaching in Economics and International Business @ Aston University

23 episodes

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Within the Economics and International Business department at Aston University, many of our academics have a strong interest in teaching and learning. We therefore created this podcast with an aim to share insight, innovations, and best practice among the department, as well to a wider audience. The podcast is led by Dr Karishma Patel, a Teaching Fellow in Economics at Aston University. In each episode, we invite members of the department to have a conversation about a topic which they are interested in. We also invite guest speakers to share their insights with us.

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Increasing the Diversity in Economics Students with Discover Economics

Learning and Teaching in Economics and International Business @ Aston University

28 minutes 30 seconds

1 year ago

Increasing the Diversity in Economics Students with Discover Economics

In this episode, Karishma Patel (Aston University) invites Sam McLoughlin (Senior Campaign Manager at Discover Economics), Dr Tim Burnett (Senior Teaching Fellow at Aston University and Academic Champion for Discover Economics), and Amy East (Student at Aston University and Student Champion for Discover Economics), to share insights into their collaborative efforts with Discover Economics to increase the diversity in economics students. They discuss the importance of this initiative and suggest ways in which current economics undergraduate students, lecturers and school teachers can get involved.