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The Economics Network aims to enhance the quality of learning and teaching throughout the higher education economics community.

"By providing additional support to lecturers and students alike, [the Economics Network] plays an invaluable role in furthering the university study of economics.” - Charlie Bean, Deputy Governor of the Bank of England

To subscribe to the Economics Network, please complete this form. If you have any queries, please contact Ashley.

Some of the benefits for subscribers:

• Priority access, booking and reduced prices for all Network events, including workshops for early careers academics, the Developments in Economics Education conference and thematic one day conferences.
• Advice, support and consultancy for internal departmental workshops and away days.
• Liaison with subscribing institutions' central training programmes to negotiate part exemption for individuals' attending the Network's early careers workshops.
• Opportunities to take part in Network research activities.
• Join our community in promoting economics as a discipline including:
  • encouraging the study of economics;
  • discussing and critically reviewing economics curricula.

Subscribing departments

This list is correct as of 2 July 2019:

	University of Bristol (which also hosts the Network)
	London School of Economics and Political Science
	University of East Anglia
	University of Aberdeen
	Aston University
	Bath Spa University
	Bournemouth University
	Cardiff Metropolitan University
	City, University of London
	Coventry University
	De Montfort University
	Durham University
	University of Edinburgh
	University of Exeter
	University of Greenwich
	Heriot-Watt University
	Imperial College London
	University of Kent
	King's College London
	Lancaster University
	University of Leeds
	University of Manchester
	Newcastle University
	New College of the Humanities
	Northampton University
	University of Nottingham
	Nottingham Trent University
	Open University
	University of Oxford
	Oxford Brookes University
	University of Portsmouth
	Queen Mary, University of London
	Queen's University Belfast
	University College London
	University of Reading
	Royal Holloway University of London
	University of Sheffield
	University of Surrey
	Swansea University
	University of Warwick
	University of York