Cambridge Top Guardian's Subject League Table
While all media University ranking tables should be treated with some caution, we are pleased to report that, yet again, Cambridge's Land Economy degree tops the Guardian University League Table for their "Building and Town & Country Planning" subject area, well ahead of Queen's Belfast and UCL.
New Oxford Handbook of Comparative Environmental Law, edited by Dr Lees and Professor Viñuales, is published by Oxford University Press
Dr E. Lees and Prof. J. E. Viñuales have just published the new Oxford Handbook of Comparative Environmental Law (Oxford University Press, 2019), 1328p.
Cambridge Real Estate Research Club 2019
This year's CRERC Cambridge Real Estate Research Club was held at Trinity Hall's WYNG Gardens on 1st May.
Call for Papers
Cambridge Real Estate Research Centre, the University of Florida, and the National University of Singapore (NUS) are pleased to announce a call for papers for their joint 2019 Real Estate Finance and Investment Symposium in Cambridge this September.
Cambridge International Behavioural Sciences and Urban Studies Symposium 19th-22nd May 2019
The Cambridge Real Estate Research Centre is pleased to announce the Cambridge International Behavioural Sciences and Urban Studies Symposium will be hosted by the University's Department of Land Economy at Newnham College on 19th-22nd May 2019.
Mansford Prize 2017
Congratulations to Rosie Rust for winning the 2017 Mansford Prize for her dissertation.
BIOECON Conference September 2018
Prof Andreas Kontoleon (Department of Land Economy, Cambridge University) Prof Ben Groom (Department of Geography and Environment, London School of Economics), in collaboration with the Centro Euro-Mediterraneo sui Cambio Climatici (CMCC), co-hosted the 20th annual BIOECON conference on the economics of biodiversity conservation between the 12th and the 14th of September 2018 at Kings College, Cambridge.
Departmental Teaching Awards (Tripos) 2017-18
Every year Tripos students have to fill in the Tripos survey to inform the department what they liked/did not like about the course. The students are also asked to nominate lecturers for various Teaching Prizes.