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25/11 2pm-3:30pm: Department of Economics Master's Virtual Open Day

economics.web Resource — Thu, 29 Oct 2026 12:03:46 GMT

When: 2pm - 3:30pm, Wed, 25 Nov '26

Join us for a Master's Virtual Open Day

This will be your opportunity to discover what it's like to study at a leading research-led department, explore our MSc programmes, meet academic staff, and hear directly from economics alumni about their experiences and life as part of our vibrant economics community.

Date: Wednesday 25 November 2026
Time: 14:00 - 15:30 (UK Time)
Location: Online

Whether you're looking to deepen your economic knowledge, develop advanced analytical skills, or prepare for a career in industry, government, finance, consulting, or further research, our virtual event will help you take the next step with confidence.

What to expect:

Why Warwick for your Master's degree?
Our programmes - how to choose the right one
91Ӱ��ƽ�� Career Journeys
Careers, Skills & Employability
The Student Perspective
Live Q&A

Want to know more about the careers that may be open to you as a Warwick Economics Master's graduate? We are delighted to be joined by economics alumni giving their insights into what it was like to study a Master's at Warwick and what their career journey has been since graduating. We will be joined by:

Maatin Adewunmi (MSc Behavioural and Economic Science 2022), Capital Markets Consultant at Accenture and Co-Founder of Loud Parade
Anshika Kushwaha (MSc Economics 2015), Lead - Strategy & Operations at Community Foundations of Canada
Sankalp Rawal (MSc Economics 2023), Consultant - Programme Advisory at Turner & Townsend

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04/11 2pm-4pm: UK WEN Inspirational Talk For Future Economists

economics.web Resource — Thu, 29 Oct 2026 11:44:31 GMT

When: 2pm - 4pm, Wed, 04 Nov '26

Where: Ramphal Lecture Theatre

Exploring Career Pathways and Opportunities in Economics

The Department of Economics is delighted to be hosting the UK Women in Economics Network (WEN) Inspirational Talk for Future Economists, organised in collaboration with the Royal Economics Society Join us for a conversation about career pathways opened to economics graduates followed by an opportunity to engage with our panel at an informal reception afterwards.

This event is aimed at all undergraduate students who are interested in finding out more careers in the field of economics. The discussion will focus on the reflections of the panellists on their career pathways to provide insights into the different roles that our young economists can aspire to.

Date: Wednesday 4 November 2026
Time: 2:00-3:00pm followed by networking 3.00-4.00pm (Ramphal Foyer)
Location: Ramphal Lecture Theatre, 91Ӱ��ƽ��

The event will be introduced by Dr Maria Psyllou, Senior Teaching Fellow in the Department of Economics and Public Policy at Imperial College London, and UK WEN Steering Committee Member & Inspire Lead.

Chair

Dr Lory Barile, Associate Professor, Department of Economics

Dr Lory Barile is an Associate Professor (t-focussed) of Economics at the 91Ӱ��ƽ��, specialising in behavioural and experimental economics, environmental economics and public policy. Her research focuses on pro-environmental behaviour, sustainable consumption, household energy efficiency and behavioural interventions to support sustainable decision-making.

She is Co-Founder of the Behavioural Environmental Economics and Policy (BEEP) initiative, promoting interdisciplinary research, collaboration and knowledge exchange at the intersection of behavioural economics, sustainability and public policy.

Since joining Warwick in 2019, Lory has held several academic leadership roles, including Director of Graduate Studies (Taught Degrees) and Director of Widening Participation. She is also Course Director for the MSc Economics and Environmental Policy.Her wider academic leadership includes membership of the Executive Committees of the Economics Network, INERME and the EAERE Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Initiative, as well as the Advisory Board of the QAE. She also serves on the steering group of Warwick's Sustainability Research Spotlight.

Lory is a Senior Fellow of the Higher Education Academy, a Fellow of the Warwick International Higher Education Academy (WIHEA), and a Warwick Institute of Engagement Fellow. Her work connects research, education and public engagement, collaborating with communities, schools and policymakers to address sustainability challenges.

Speakers

Professor Caroline Elliott, Professor of Economics and Academic Director, Social Sciences Connect Programme, Member of the Government Regulatory Policy Committee

Caroline is a teaching-focused Professor in the Economics Department, specialising in Industrial Economics, with particular focuses on economic regulation, competition policy, advertising and quality signals. Caroline also has notable economics pedagogy publications. At the 91Ӱ��ƽ��, she is Director of the Warwick United Nations University Hub, and Academic Director of the Social Sciences Connect Programme. This programme leads on international research initiatives across the faculty, and on the development of new interdisciplinary undergraduate and postgraduate courses.

Beyond her work at Warwick, Caroline is a member of the Government Regulatory Policy Committee and a member of The Economics Network Executive. Caroline holds a PhD from the University of Manchester and is a PFHEA.

Adanna Anele (MSc Economics 2025), Assistant Economist, Ministry of Justice UK

Adanna is an Assistant Economist at the Ministry of Justice and a recent graduate of the MSc Economics programme at the 91Ӱ��ƽ��. She currently works in the Victims, Vulnerabilities and Criminal Law (VVCL) Analysis team, having previously worked on prison policy analysis. Across both roles, she has applied economic appraisals and modelling to support policy development, impact assessments and value-for-money assessments.

Adanna also holds a BSc in Economics from Loughborough University. During her undergraduate studies, she completed an industrial placement at Oxford Economics, where she used research and data analysis to support economic impact studies for clients across a range of industries.

Beyond her professional work, she is passionate about improving diversity and inclusion within the economics profession. As a former Ambassador for The Black Economists Network (TBEN), she supported efforts to increase representation and create opportunities for underrepresented groups in economics.

Sukrita Chatterji (BSc Economics Politics and International Studies 2012), Global Head of Client Strategy & Analytics, Barclays

Sukrita Chatterji is Global Head of Client Strategy & Analytics at Barclays, working at the intersection of investment banking, quantitative analytics, and technology. She is responsible for shaping client strategy across Investment Banking, Capital Markets and International Corporate Banking, while developing new quantitative and AI-driven approaches to client advisory.

Over her career, Sukrita has combined senior business leadership with hands-on quantitative expertise. Before Barclays, she spent over a decade at Citi, where she led Data & Analytics for Strategic Advisory Solutions in Investment Banking and previously worked in quantitative investment solutions, derivative trading, and structuring across global markets.

A consistent theme throughout Sukrita’s career has been using technology and quantitative thinking to solve real-world commercial problems, translating complex analysis into actionable insight for C-suite corporate and institutional clients. She has also built and led multidisciplinary, international teams spanning trading, investment banking, and data science.

A proud cat-mom and keen traveller, Sukrita read Finance and Economics at Cambridge University and holds a BSc in Economics Politics and International Studies from the 91Ӱ��ƽ��.

Emily Rose (BSc Economics 2010), Head of Origination, Balance Strategic Capital

Emily Rose is Head of Origination at Balance Strategic Capital, a specialist fund finance lender, where she leads the origination of tailored financing solutions for private equity and venture capital funds.

Emily graduated from the 91Ӱ��ƽ�� in 2010 with a degree in Economics before beginning her career at Royal Bank of Scotland in 2011 through its graduate scheme. Following rotations across several areas of banking and capital markets, she joined the bank’s fund finance business, where she spent five years developing her expertise in lending to investment funds.

In 2018, she joined Silicon Valley Bank, then a relatively small, fast-growing business, where she progressed from Vice President to Managing Director. As part of the Strategic Fund Solutions business, she helped grow the bank’s fund finance offering, build client relationships and expand into new markets. Following HSBC’s acquisition of Silicon Valley Bank UK, she continued to help develop the business within HSBC Innovation Banking, where she served as Managing Director and Head of Business Development.

In 2025, Emily joined Balance Strategic Capital to help shape and grow a smaller, ambitious business, bringing more than a decade of experience in fund finance.

Please note: Photography and recording will be taking place at this event, which may be used for marketing purposes (e.g. promotional materials). By registering and attending this event we assume that you are giving your consent to be photographed and recorded, however if you do not wish to be photographed or recorded, please inform the photographer or a member of Economics staff on the day. You can withdraw your consent at any time via email to bozena.beauclair@warwick.ac.uk.

Registration

You will receive an email with further details closer to the event date.

Department of Economics first year students will receive PDM credits if attending this event.

25/11 10am-11am: Europe’s Energy Dilemma: National Security, Household Affordability and the Green Transition

economics.web Resource — Mon, 26 Oct 2026 09:33:58 GMT

When: 10am - 11am, Wed, 25 Nov '26

The Department of Economics, Warwick Women in Economics, Warwick Economic Summit, Warwick Economics Society and Rethink Economics Warwick are pleased to present the fourth edition of our annual Economics Policy Talks.

Date: Wednesday 25 November
Time: 15.00-16.30 (UK Time)
Location: Panorama (Rootes Building)

What's in store?
Join us for a high-profile panel discussion exploring one of Europe’s biggest challenges: how can we keep energy affordable and secure while building a greener future? Bringing together leading experts in energy, climate policy and industry, our panellists will debate the tough choices facing Europe. From rising household energy bills and the future of nuclear power and renewables to the impact of energy costs on European businesses, the discussion will explore who pays the price of the green transition and what it means for Europe's economic future.

Audience Q&A: Submit a question when registering or ask during the live Q&A.

The event will be followed by a drinks reception and an opportunity to speak with the panellists.

Meet our Speakers

Dr Ludovica Gazze

Associate Professor of Economics at the 91Ӱ��ƽ�� and a leading researcher in environmental and health economics. Her work focuses on the impact of pollution on health, education and wellbeing, helping to inform policies that create healthier and more sustainable communities.

Ana Maria Jaller-Makarewicz

Currently serves as Lead Energy Analyst Europe at the Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis (IEEFA). Their work focuses on research in gas and LNG markets, hydrogen, energy security, regulated revenues, and CCS.

Prof. Michael Grubb

Professor of Energy and Climate Change at University College London. His career has combined a wide range of energy systems and climate change research with half-time implementation roles.

Stephen Phipson CBE

Chief Executive Officer of Make UK (the UK's leading manufacturing, engineering, and technology trade organization) and previously served as Head of the Defence and Security Organisation within the Department for International Trade.

Moderator: Nick Butler

Visiting professor and chair of the Kings Policy Institute at Kings College London. He spent 29 years with BP, including five years as group vice president for policy and strategy development at BP from 2002 to 2006. He has also served as senior policy adviser at No 10, chairman of the Centre for European Reform and treasurer of the Fabian Society.

Please note: We will be taking photographs throughout the event that may be used for marketing purposes (e.g promotional materials). By registering and attending this event we assume that you are giving your consent to be photographed. However, if you do not wish to be photographed, please inform the photographer or a member of the faculty staff on the day. You can withdraw your consent at any time via email to claire.johnson@warwick.ac.uk.

Registration

Registration is mandatory and please only register if you are going to attend, as spaces are limited. Registration will close on Wednesday 18 November at 10.00am.

02/12 5pm-6pm: Guest Lecture: The economic consequences of conflict in Ukraine

economics.web Resource — Fri, 23 Oct 2026 08:03:27 GMT

When: 5pm - 6pm, Wed, 02 Dec '26

Where: Oculus Building (OC1.05)

12/11 10am-11am: Year 2 and Diploma Bowling night

economics.web Resource — Tue, 20 Oct 2026 08:01:20 GMT

When: 10am - 11am, Thu, 12 Nov '26

The Department of Economics is delighted to invite Year 2 and Diploma students to a FREE night of Ten-Pin bowling in Leamington Spa.

Date: Thursday 12th November 2026
Time: from 19:30
Location: Meet us at Tenpin Leamington SpaLink opens in a new window
Dress Code: Casual (please wear flat shoes with a closed toe)

What's included:

2 free games of bowling
A bite to eat
A chance to beat your teachers at bowling!!

This is a fantastic opportunity to unwind, connect with fellow students, and enjoy an off-campus evening of laughter and friendly competition.

Registration information:

Deadline to register: Thursday, 5th November - or as soon as we reach capacity

Spaces are limited, so sign up early. Places will be allocated on a first-come, first-served basis.

Please use the form to register and let us know if you have any dietary or accessibility requirements.

Drinks Information

Please note that unfortunately free drinks are no longer included in the meal deal. However, beverages will be available for purchase at the bar. If you plan to buy alcoholic drinks, you must bring a physical form of ID (Digital copies or photos on your phone will not be accepted). Anyone without valid physical ID will not be served due to Ten Pin Policy.

Photography Notice

Photos will be taken during the event and may be used for promotional purposes. By registering, you consent to being photographed. If you prefer not to be included, simply inform the photographer or a member of the Economics staff on the night.

Registration

Click the button below to submit your registration form.

Economics » Department Events

25/11 2pm-3:30pm: Department of Economics Master's Virtual Open Day

Date: Wednesday 25 November 2026Time: 14:00 - 15:30 (UK Time) Location: Online

04/11 2pm-4pm: UK WEN Inspirational Talk For Future Economists

Exploring Career Pathways and Opportunities in Economics

Date: Wednesday 4 November 2026Time: 2:00-3:00pm followed by networking 3.00-4.00pm (Ramphal Foyer)Location: Ramphal Lecture Theatre, 91Ӱ���ƽ��

Chair

Dr Lory Barile, Associate Professor, Department of Economics

Speakers

Professor Caroline Elliott, Professor of Economics and Academic Director, Social Sciences Connect Programme, Member of the Government Regulatory Policy Committee

Adanna Anele (MSc Economics 2025), Assistant Economist, Ministry of Justice UK

Sukrita Chatterji (BSc Economics Politics and International Studies 2012), Global Head of Client Strategy & Analytics, Barclays

Emily Rose (BSc Economics 2010), Head of Origination, Balance Strategic Capital

Registration

25/11 10am-11am: Europe’s Energy Dilemma: National Security, Household Affordability and the Green Transition

Date: Wednesday 25 NovemberTime: 15.00-16.30 (UK Time)Location: Panorama (Rootes Building)

Meet our Speakers

Registration

02/12 5pm-6pm: Guest Lecture: The economic consequences of conflict in Ukraine

12/11 10am-11am: Year 2 and Diploma Bowling night

Date: Thursday 12th November 2026Time: from 19:30Location: Meet us at Tenpin Leamington SpaLink opens in a new windowDress Code: Casual (please wear flat shoes with a closed toe)

What's included:

Registration information:

Drinks Information

Photography Notice

Registration

Date: Wednesday 25 November 2026
Time: 14:00 - 15:30 (UK Time)
Location: Online

Date: Wednesday 4 November 2026
Time: 2:00-3:00pm followed by networking 3.00-4.00pm (Ramphal Foyer)
Location: Ramphal Lecture Theatre, 91Ӱ��ƽ��

Date: Wednesday 25 November
Time: 15.00-16.30 (UK Time)
Location: Panorama (Rootes Building)

Date: Thursday 12th November 2026
Time: from 19:30
Location: Meet us at Tenpin Leamington SpaLink opens in a new window
Dress Code: Casual (please wear flat shoes with a closed toe)