Economics in Cambridge
Welcome to the birthplace of economic thought
Cambridge University has long been lauded for its contributions to economics. Its alumni stretch back years and includes prominent economic thinkers from Alfred Marshall to Amartya Sen. One of the most influential figures in modern economics, John Maynard Keynes was also raised in the city. More recently, a Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences was awarded to a Cambridge Researcher for an analysis of consumption, poverty, and welfare.
Needless to say, you’ll be in good company studying our summer course in economics here in Cambridge. The unique style of learning will not only teach you the fundamentals of markets, but it encourages you to form your own arguments – much like the great economists who came before you.
Choose your Economics in Cambridge summer school
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Adnaan, Mauritius
"The best lesson I have had so far was at the beginning of the course when we studied Game Theory, and when we did presentations in class about shops or platforms that we had to imagine ourselves."
Dev, United Kingdom
"My mentor, Mr. Christian Holm has been an absolute pleasure. I always look forward to his lessons, not only for my passion for economics but because I feel Mr. Holm has been great at dissecting complicated and large ideas, making them simpler and easier to digest."
Joshua, South Africa
"Inside the classroom we have learnt a great deal about a wide variety of topics such as game theory, evaluation, supply and demand, inflation and interest rates, allocation of resources which all fall under macroeconomic as well as microeconomics."
Chloe, China
"The economics course I'm taking is really helpful as a range of topics were introduced and explained clearly to us. "
