The cultural and creative industries, especially the businesses that are heavily reliant on live or physical experiences, have been disrupted by the current COVID-19 crisis. This challenging time is also an opportunity for transformation, innovation and learning. Please join us in this insightful webinar about the impact and innovation in the creative sector during the COVID-19 crisis and beyond. The webinar is open to everyone interested.

Department of Economics is welcoming you to the online job market seminar "The role of firms in shaping job polarization" with Aseem Patel, Sciences Po.

Nora Pankratz, University of California Los Angeles

Benjamin Knox, Copenhagen Business School

Department of Economics is welcoming you to the online job market seminar "Endogenous Learning, Persistent Employer Biases, and Discrimination" with Louis-Pierre Lepage, University of Michigan.

Department of Economics is welcoming you to the online job market seminar "Media, Pulpit, and Populist Persuasion: Evidence from Father Coughlin" with Tianyi Wang, University of Copenhagen.

Are you interested in our PhD programs? Chat with our PhD Admission Office and get answers to all your questions before you submit your application!

Department of Economics is welcoming you to the online job market seminar "(Changing) Marriage and Cohabitation Patterns in the US: do Divorce Laws Matter?" with Fabio Blasutto, Université catholique de Louvain.

As digitalization becomes increasingly pervasive in our everyday work, we are all required to engage in digital innovation and acquire new skills to avoid disruption. Rapid technological advancement also means that we are facing a very real digital competence gap, both horizontally and vertically.

Department of Economics is welcoming you to the online job market seminar "Service Delivery, Corruption, and Information Flows in Government Bureaucracies: Experimental Evidence from the Bangladesh Civil Service" with Martin Mattsson, Yale University.