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The Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office Next Generation Economics 2025 competition is open for applications! The competition invites UK school students aged 14+ to write about the biggest economic challenges facing their generation. Enter before 11 May 2025. Find our more 👉 bit.ly/4hUfCky

Thank you to everyone who applied for our Assistant Economist Graduate Scheme. We are now reviewing applications and you will be notified of the outcome by w/c: 10 March 2025.

Calling all analysts in government! 📢 Want to share your skills and experience with an audience of 17,000 government analysts? 🌟 Why not express an interest in presenting at this year's Analysis in Government (AiG) Month? tinyurl.com/mtedasn8

Thank you Professor Andrew Scott - @Profandrewscott - for an insightful presentation on the economics of longevity and ageing. We thoroughly enjoyed hearing about your research and your book The Longevity Imperative & appreciate you answering our many questions in the Q&A!

Calling all gov analysts! 📢 We've just launched our new Analysis in Government (AiG) Month hub, which has everything you need to know about AiG Month this May. 🗓️ Whether you'd like to attend or host an event, find out how here ➡️ tinyurl.com/mtedasn8

Congratulations to everyone in The House magazine 100 Women in Westminster list! Great to see three GES members included: Dame Melanie Dawes, Dame Tamara Finkelstein & Dame Antonia Romeo. Wonderful to see your valuable, impactful work recognised! #WiW100 ow.ly/V96z50Vh4Im

Our #YoungEconomistoftheYear competition, sponsored by @KPMGUK, is back! Who? Y10 - Y13 students (or equivalent), no need to study econ When? Closes 29th July Why? Learn more about econ, have amazing experiences get published in the FT! Find out more 👉 buff.ly/0VKVsO5

Have you heard this episode of the Discover Economics podcast featuring two of our Economics Degree Apprentices Arywen & Susannah? It's a great listen!

Thank you to everybody who attended our UK Women in Economics Network (UK WEN) Networking Event, including our amazing speakers! It was a great day filled with informative and inspiring sessions, including surprise guest Rt Hon Rachel Reeves. We hope this event will help to support women in their careers

In partnership with The Health Foundation, this week we met up with professionals, experts and interested parties from across economics to discuss our new report - "Tackling the Gender Gap in Who Studies Economics in the UK". Read the full report here 👉 buff.ly/UuzNocb

🆕 ONLINE EVENT – Analysis in Government Month Revealing the impact of data use on productivity and growth. Dr Berkeley Zych Department for Science, Innovation and Technology reveals a project that helped analysts engage effectively with academics Government Economic Service (GES) Policy Profession Government Operational Research Service (GORS) ➡️ ow.ly/XFtX50Vz1QH

There is just under a month left to enter the Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office Next Generation Economics 2025 competition! The competition invites UK school students aged 14+ to write about the biggest economic challenges facing their generation. Find our more 👉 gov.uk/guidance/fcdo-…

We're all set for Analysis in Government Month this May... are you?!! With a range of fantastic speakers from GSS, Policy Profession, Government Economic Service (GES) Government Social Research (GSR) Government Geography Profession and more you’re spoiled for choice! Explore our hub for more and secure your tickets today ow.ly/K6me50Vz4sH

Analysis in Government Month is our showcase learning event and a real highlight of the year for analysts across government and beyond Check out our hub page for details of everything that’s happening during the month ow.ly/MwbY50Vz4r2 GSS Policy Profession Government Economic Service (GES) Government Operational Research Service (GORS)

Discover how different industries and products impact the UK economy with the new Office for National Statistics (ONS) interactive Input-Output analysis tool: ons.gov.uk/economy/nation…

Did you know that the Accounting for the Effects of Climate Change (AECC) supplementary Green Book guidance has been recently updated? gov.uk/government/pub…

Thank you Jon Danielsson for joining us recently for the GES Seminar: Adopting Artificial Intelligence (AI) - At what cost to financial stability? It was a fascinating event and we really appreciate you taking the time to answer our questions!

Thanks to Ken Heydon for joining us online all the way from Australia! It was a fascinating presentation on trade and we very much enjoyed the lively discussions at the end.

🎓 Final spaces available for the next UK Women in Economics Network (UK WEN) Career Conversations event at LSE Department of Economics on 21 May! Hear from Dharshini David OBE, Dee Ladva, Sonia Bhaltora and more inspiring women economists. 📅 9:30–13:00 + networking lunch 🔗 Book now: bit.ly/4m5Z7UX #UKWEN

1 month to go! Enter the Young Economist of the Year 2025 and share your bold ideas on today’s biggest economic issues. Submit your blog, podcast, video or presentation by 29 June 2025 at 23:59 BST 👉 discovereconomics.co.uk/young-economis… Supported by KPMG UK and FT Schools