EVENTS

EVENTS

Upcoming Events

Upcoming Events

Francis Edgeworth: A Centenary Celebration of an Oxford Economist

13 February 2026

We will mark the centenary of Francis Ysidro Edgeworth’s death with a special two-hour event celebrating his lasting impact on modern economics. Four short talks - by John Vickers, John Sutton, Mary Morgan, and Kevin O’Rourke - will highlight Edgeworth’s pioneering contributions to economic theory, from utility and oligopoly to models and international trade. The event offers an accessible, wide-ranging introduction to one of the field’s most influential thinkers.

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Running From Office: A Fireside Chat with Eoghan Murphy

24 February 2026

A wide-ranging conversation with former Irish minister Eoghan Murphy on political ambition, housing policy, economics, and the personal costs of public office, featuring expert moderation and audience Q&A.

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Pressure Points: How Sanctions Reshape Trade, Finance, and Firm Behaviour

26 February 2026

What secrets about sanctions evasion are hidden in trade data? Who fears secondary sanctions - and who shrugs them off? And why has Russia’s pivot toward the Chinese renminbi accelerated so dramatically under Western restrictions? This talk explores these questions in the context of the unprecedented sanctions imposed on Russia after its 2022 invasion of Ukraine.

Registration is free but required.

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Strategic Voting and Majority Rule

27 February 2026

The Oxford Department of Economics is pleased to host a talk by Professor Eric Maskin, Nobel Laureate and Adams University Professor at Harvard University, on Strategic Voting and Majority Rule.

Registration is free but required.

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The Annual Hicks Lecture 2026 with Susan Athey

9 March 2026

Professor Susan Athey, The Economics of Technology Professor at Stanford Graduate School of Business, delivers this year's Hicks Lecture: Labor Market Transitions: Measurement and Scalable Interventions

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Oxford Elevate: Online Taster Session

10 March 2026

Oxford Elevate invites you to a dynamic online taster session designed to introduce the Economics for Business Leaders programme. Built on a simple idea, that clear economic thinking leads to better business decisions, this session gives leaders a glimpse into how Oxford’s economic research can be applied to real‑world decision‑making in uncertain environments.

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Gen Z & Intergenerational Dynamics

16 March 2026

This intensive one-day workshop explores the evolving dynamics between generations in the workplace through an economic lens, exploring how generational differences shape labour market participation, management practices, and mental health in the workplace. Discover data-driven insights to better understand the economic impact of intergenerational teams and how to harness their full potential.

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The Wadham State of the Nation Conference 2026: Fiscal Policy and Heterogeneity

20 March 2026

The Department of Economics, CREI–UPF, Oxford Economic Papers, and Wadham College are pleased to announce that the Wadham State of the Nation Conference 2026 will take place at Wadham College, Oxford, on 20 March 2026. The conference theme is 'Fiscal Policy and Heterogeneity', and the event is organised by Francesco Zanetti (University of Oxford and Wadham College) and Mishel Ghassibe (CREI–UPF).

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CSAE Conference 2026: Economic Development in Africa

22 - 24 March 2026

The Centre for the Study of African Economies’ annual conference brings together colleagues from across the development economics community to Oxford to discuss topics in relation to Africa.

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Geoeconomics Uncovered: Theory Meets Evidence

1 - 4 June 2026

The four-day programme offers a rigorous introduction to the new field of geoeconomics, where economic and geopolitical forces intersect.

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Fundamentals of Graduate Economics and Finance

22 - 26 June 2026

Tailored to serve as the cornerstone for advanced studies, this course in basic mathematics and econometrics equips students with essential skills for subsequent graduate study in Economics.

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AI and Machine Learning Pioneers Summer School

19 July - 1 August 2026

As AI and big data reshape industries and economies, the need for responsible, forward-thinking leaders has never been greater.

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Summer School

7 – 11 September 2026

The Summer School are taught by renowned economists and allow for a rewarding, tailored experience, with courses in Applied Microeconomics, Macroeconomics, and Econometrics.

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What Economists Really Do

Join our free online webinars as we explore how economics provides critical insights into some of the most pressing challenges facing society today. explore how economics provides critical insights into some of the most pressing challenges facing society today.

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