Next in our student reflection series is Benjamin, who is a first year and was in London for the most of the year. … More Student Reflections: Benjamin Hentschel

The past year has been like no other – for all of us, but particularly so in the world of education which typically depends so much on bringing people together in a physical space. In higher education, this is often a meeting of minds from around the world, and at UCL Economics, we are particularly … More Student Reflections: Nadeer Hanfi

The past year has been like no other – for all of us, but particularly so in the world of education which typically depends so much on bringing people together in a physical space. In higher education, this is often a meeting of minds from around the world, and at UCL Economics, we are particularly … More Student Reflections: Tasnim Nodee

Happy beginning of the term! We’ve lined up two Economics Education Seminars to kick-start the new year. … More Economics Education seminar series for Term 1 2018-19 announced!

The start of the academic year is a particularly special time for us at CTaLE, because it means the start of one of our signature projects, the First Year Challenge (FYC). … More It’s #UCLFirstYearChallenge time again!

It’s that time of the year again – our students started classes this week, while we old hands tried to remember what worked last year and what didn’t. … More Happy New (Academic) Year

One of the highlights of CTaLE’s trip to the American Economic Association’s annual Conference on Teaching and Research in Economics Education (CTREE) in Atlanta was a workshop organized with colleagues Alvin Birdi from Bristol University and Peter Matthews from Middlebury College. … More “Teaching Economics as if the Real World Mattered”

This past week my colleague, Christian Spielmann and I were in Atlanta in the US for the annual Conference on Teaching and Research in Economic Education (CTREE) organized by the American Economic Association. … More CTREE 2016

One of the fun things I got to do over the Easter break was to visit Yale University as part of the Yale-UCL Teaching and Learning Collaboration. … More Over the hills and far away

One of the projects we’re most excited about is our collaboration with the Department of Economics at Yale University. … More Something Special