Economics of AI Insight Day – London 25 June

08 May 2025

Join our Insight Day Exploring the Intersection of AI, Data Science, and Economics. Learn about how Economics is rapidly evolving and meet speakers from the consulting and banking industry.

Call for Applicants: Marie Skłodowska-Curie Postdoctoral Fellowships 2025

25 Apr 2025

The Department invites expressions of interest from researchers who wish to apply for a Marie Skłodowska-Curie Postdoctoral Fellowship (MSCA PF) 2025 with Royal Holloway as their host institution.

Family and Health Economics Research Workshop July 2nd

02 Apr 2025

We are pleased to announce the upcoming Research Workshop on Family and Health Economics, jointly organized by Royal Holloway University of London and City University of London.

Student Spotlight: Paul

21 Mar 2025

Meet Paul Nino Colabuono-McDonagh, a PPE student at Royal Holloway. He co-founded CMD Careers to support state school students in Northamptonshire with career guidance and opportunities.

Greece in Numbers

04 Mar 2025

Last week saw the launch of Greece in Numbers, an initiative designed to provide accessible data that supports informed public debate, policy-making, and research on Greece.

Can AI replace teachers?

19 Dec 2024

Can AI replace teachers in grading and feedback provision? New research by Arnaud Chevalier, Jakub Orzech and Petar Stankov contribute valuable evidence to this discussion.

SEDarc PhD Studentships in Economics

26 Sept 2024

Economics at Royal Holloway are looking for candidates for ESRC-funded PhD places via the South-East Doctoral Training Arc (SEDarc).

Economics Insight Day

23 Sept 2024

On November 4, Royal Holloway Economics join forces with London-based consultancy Alma Economics to offer an Insight Day.

Our work placement week is in full swing

25 Jun 2024

From 17th June until 5th July, year-12 pupils from 9 local schools are spending a week with us to work on a research project with some of our faculty

Summer Workshop with a focus on Microeconomic Theory

31 May 2024

On May 17, the Economics Department hosted its first Summer Research Workshop with a focus on Microeconomic Theory