New student experience events!
Emerging Markets with Bloomberg journalist Jorgelina Do Rosario
Wednesday 5 February 2025, 5.00pm-6.15pm
Room CBG.2.02
Join Dr Victoria Paniagua in conversation with Jorgelina do Rosario, Emerging Markets Reporter at Bloomberg. Based in London, Jorgelina covers finance and economics across developing economies, focusing on fixed income assets, sovereign debt crises, and IMF programs. With previous experience as an editor and reporter at Bloomberg in Buenos Aires, Jorgelina reported on Argentina's economy and financial developments during a time of significant economic upheaval.
This event offers students an opportunity to hear insights on global finance, emerging market dynamics, and the role of international institutions like the IMF. Gain a deeper understanding of the intersection between economics and international relations and learn from Jorgelina’s extensive journalistic and analytical expertise.
Open to IR BSc and MSc only
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(Un)Resolved: An Informal Debate about Current Events
These informal sessions put the spotlight on a topical issue in IR in a friendly debate with your fellow IR students. Conversational and casual, (Un)Resolved is a brilliant way to put your knowledge of IR into practice!
Hosted by a member of IR faculty, these sessions are open to all students in the Department of International Relations.
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Food for Thought
This is your opportunity to share a two-course lunch in the Senior Dining Room with a member of the IR faculty and discuss an article or piece of content that will be sent around in advance.
These small lunches are limited to just twelve attendees - six undergraduates and six postgraduates - meaning you have the opportunity to discuss your ideas and the academic’s research interests in much greater detail than you otherwise might.
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IR Fellow Film Screenings
Join the IR fellows for a contemporary film screening as a way to discuss core concepts in IR. The film will be screened on campus, followed by an hour long discussion about how the film relates to IR. These film screenings are a chance to explore IR in a creative way and snacks will be provided.
Hosted by a member of IR faculty, these sessions are open to all students and faculty in the Department of International Relations.
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Meet the Researcher
A series of talks with our visiting academics about their research and career paths. Get tips on what they learned from their experiences, and what they recommend. Listen, ask questions and enhance your understanding of life after study!
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