Sentence examples for read economics from inspiring English sources

He attended Paisley Grammar and Glasgow University, where he read economics and political science.

She followed both her parents to Oxford, where she read economics and history at Hertford College.

She qualified, but didn't practise, instead returning to university where she read economics and later completed an MBA with distinction.

He read economics at the University of Bologna, then sidled his way rather gradually towards his eventual career.

She went to Leeds University, where she read economics and social history, but she missed Birmingham and soon came back.

The son of a cereal farmer, he read economics at the University of Adelaide, before working for a petrol company.

Shrien was privately educated at Bristol grammar school before reading economics at the University of Manchester.

READING Right now I'm reading "Economics of Good and Evil" by a Czech writer, Tomas Sedlacek.

After reading Economics: The User's Guide by Ha-Joon Chang, published by Pelican Books, I feel confident enough to explain the word "disintermediation".

More than 55% of students reading economics at the top 10 universities in 2006-07 were privately educated, compared with just over 50% in 2003-04.

His analysis of figures from the Higher Education Statistics Agency, which was based on 212,000 under-21-year-olds, reveals that 42% of students reading economics in the top 30 universities are from private schools, while between a quarter and a third of engineering students and 41% of those reading Spanish are.