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ESPS alumnus wins 2017 Wolfson Economics Prize
31 October 2017
UPDATE: A video recording of the event can be found at Miles Better: In Conversation with Gergely Raccuja
The Provost will be hosting an event on Tuesday 14th November which honours the achievement of Gergely Raccuja in winning the 2017 Wolfson Economics prize: https://policyexchange.org.uk/wolfsonprize/. Gergely graduated with a BA in ESPS in 2015, having specialised in Italian and Urban Planning. The event will include a presentation by Gergely about his project and time at UCL, to which ESPS students are invited. After the presentation there will be a few words by the Vice Provost for Development.
Miles Better: In Conversation with Gergely Raccuja
Lecture: 6pm – 7pm, Tuesday 14th November 2017, Cruciform Lecture Theatre 1
Please register via Eventbrite
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