The Northern Economics Network is a regional offshoot of the Economics Network to allow for more regular contact and collaboration between universities in the North of England.
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Forthcoming Events
Our next event will take place at the Department of Economics and Related Studies, University of York. The event is scheduled for Wednesday 11th March 13:00-16:00.
To register for the Teaching and Learning in Economics Symposium please fill in this form.
Please note the event will be delivered hybrid and will focus on Diversity and Inclusion in Economics.
Schedule:
13:00:13:45 Opening Keynote: Prof Denise Hawkes (KCL)
“The I‑GIVE Digital Inclusion Labs: A Co‑created Model for Inclusive Pedagogy”
13:45-14:00 Coffee Break
14:00-15:00 Presentations from Mathilde Péron (York), Rubén Martínez Cárdenas (York), and others tbc.
15:00-15:15 Coffee Break
15:15-16:00 Closing Keynote: Dr Ramin Nassehi (UCL)
“Community Building in Large Economics Cohorts”
The event will be held in Room ENV/105X in the Department of Environment and Geography, University of York, YO10 5DD.
There will be a self-funded meal after the event. All are welcome to join.
Previous Events
University of Huddersfield, 21/05/2025, T&L Symposium.
Presenters in bold:
The Use of Social Networks to Improve Engagement and Implement and Research-Led Curriculum - Sofia Izquierdo Sanchez (University of Manchester) & William Tayler (Lancaster University)
Co-development of a Problem-based Learning (PBL) Module in Economics in Partnership with Students - Yaprak Tavman, Ning Xue, Adrian Gonzalez, Eleanor Jew, Judith Krauss (University of York)
Economics for Everyone? Understanding Gender Barriers in Economics Education - Peter Hughes, Juliane Scheffel, and Bianca Orsi (University of Leeds)
Developing Employability Skills and Critical Thinking through Interdisciplinary Group Work and Peer Review - Sofia Izquierdo Sanchez (University of Manchester) & Sara Jabeen (University of Manchester)
The development of highly successful Year in Industry (YINI) programme within the University of Liverpool Management School (ULMS) - Chris Barlow (University of Liverpool)
Assessment and Feedback: Using Marking Rubrics and QuickMarks - Nahid Farnaz (University of York)
Critical Reflection by First Years - Duncan McVey and Matthew Gobey (Manchester Metropolitan University)
Lancaster University, 02/10/2024, "AI and its implications for Economics Education".
Venue: LT19 West Pavilion B002. LUMS, Lancaster University (Info & Directions)
- Richard Whittle (University of Salford) - "Universities and AI: A radically uncertain relationship"
- Lightning talks:
University of Leeds - 06/03/2024
- Barbara Kempf (Leeds) - "Formative Peer Assessment"
- Tony Morgan (Leeds) - "Design Thinking and Higher Education"
University of Manchester - 14/12/2023 "Assessment in Economics"
- Dr Ekaterina Kazak (Manchester) - "Gradescope For Programming And Maths Assignments"
- Dr Stefan Kesting (Leeds) - “Assessment Structure in an Ethics & Economics module – how to Encourage Critical Thinking and Self-Directed Learning?”
- Prof Ralf Becker (Manchester) - "Möbius for Assessment"
- Dr Ali Raza (Leeds) - "Providing Individual Feedback in Paper Exams with Large Groups using Excel Conditional Formulae"
Organising Group
- Nahid Farnaz (University of York)
- Gissell Huaccha (University of Leeds)
- Yigit Oezcelik (University of Liverpool)
- Alex Squires (University of Manchester)
- Yaprak Tavman (University of York)
- William Tayler (Lancaster University)
