I am the Director of Studies in Economics at Christ’s College, Cambridge, looking after the academic progress of Christ’s Economics students.

Christ’s Economics students have made us proud with their consistently outstanding exam results. Christ’s is the top college in Economics at Cambridge, according to the latest University of Cambridge analysis based on the last five years of exam results.



2023-24 DoS Notice board

Lent term

End of Lent term meetings (all in my office):

Part IIA and IIB drop in: Friday, March 15, 9:15-10:15

Part I DoS meetings: Friday, March 15: please sign up here for a time slot

James Meade lecture:
(joint between Christ’s College and the Faculty of Economics)

Prof Ulrike Malmendier
Wednesday, February 21 at 17:30pm
Yusuf Hamied Court, Christ’s College


Start of Lent term DoS drop in:

Tuesday January 16, 1:45-2:45pm

Mock exam (Part I students only):

Monday January 15, 9:30am-12:30pm, New Court Function Room

IIB Dissertation presentations:

Thursday January 18, 1-3:30pm, New Court Seminar Room



Michaelmas term

End of Michaelmas term:

Part I One-to-one meetings sign up sheet

Parts IIA and IIB: DoS Drop in hour on Friday, December 1, 1:30-2:30pm

Start of Year DoS meetings:

October 2 is the start of the new Academic Year! I would like to see you in your year groups when you arrive in Cambridge. Here is the schedule for our start of the year DoS meetings. All the meetings are in my office, room Vii (Third court) which I’ve marked on this College map:

Monday October 2
Part I 11:00 am
Part IIA 11:45 am

Tuesday October 3
Part IIB 4:45 pm

If you would like to chat with me one-to-one, do come by my office during the DoS drop in hour on Tuesday October 3, 5:30-6:30pm.

More generally, you are always welcome to come and see me: feel free to drop by my office, or send me an email and we’ll set a time.


Final year (IIB) dissertations (updated October 2023)

Over the years, Christ’s Economics students have written interesting and exciting dissertations in their final year at Cambridge. Click here to see some examples.