UPCOMING Events
At Discover Economics, we run regular events aimed at students and teachers. We also feature events from partner institutions providing information on economics study pathways and opportunities.
past events
PRIDE in economics 2024
We were thrilled to hear from Ian Burn, our host, in conversation with Simone Romagnoli, to discuss Pride in Economics Event. Simone is an Associate Director for Competition Economics at KPMG, and Ian is a Professor at the University of Liverpool Management School. Perfect for schools and students wanting to celebrate diversity and inclusion in Economics, or those wanting to learn how to navigate being a part of the LGBTQIA+ community in a field like economics.
International women's day 2024
In partnership with Speakers for Schools, our 2024 International Women's Day event focused on Women in Economics, and how we can break barriers together. Click here to see the full video.
Black History Month 2023
As part of Black History Month 2023 Discover Economics brought inspirational black economists into classrooms for a live engagement.
Speakers - Anu Adenuga - Black Girl Money David Afikuyomi - University of Bristol Lotanna E. Emediegwu - Manchester Metropolitan University
Why isn't the whole world developed?
A virtual event delivered on the back of a new video series for students aged 15–17 to explore why the economies of Africa and India are less developed than others. Perfect for Economics and History classes.
Careers In Economics
Discover Economics was proud to host Careers in Economics as part of National Careers Week 2023! This event showcases the exciting and varied opportunities in economics whether it be through the university or apprenticeship route.
Suitable for GCSE and A-level students (or equivalent) Featuring guests from Bank of England, KPMG, University of Kent and FCDO. A guest from ICO only featured for the live event.
Women in Economics
Discover Economics was proud to host Women in Economics 2023 as part of our campaign to reach more under-represented young people and bring diversity to the sector. This event is delivered in conjunction with International Women's Day.
This workshop was chaired by Arthi Nachiappan, The Times, with inspirational female economists from Bank of England, KPMG, Amazon, Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office and The Fraser of Allander Institute; sharing their career journeys.