- Dates: 22–26 September 2025
- Location: Adam Smith Business School, University of Glasgow (Hybrid: In-person & Online)
- Application Deadline: 15 August 2025
We are pleased to highlight the Economics Summer School 2025 hosted by the Adam Smith Business School at the University of Glasgow. This intensive, one-week program explores cutting-edge developments in macroeconomic policy and financial stability, bringing together leading scholars and practitioners in the field.
Designed for academics, early-career researchers, central bank economists, and policy professionals, the course is structured into five dynamic teaching blocks:
Block 1: A Brief History of Financial Crises: The Search for Monetary and Financial Stability
Block 2: Banking & Systemic Risk
Block 3: Equity Markets & Systemic Risk
Block 4: Real Estate Markets & Systemic Risk
Block 5: Policy Responses to Financial Stability Risks: Past, Present and Future
Participants will:
- Gain a deeper understanding of the interplay between financial markets and macroeconomic policy.
- Engage with modern economic theories and tools used by central banks and international institutions.
- Apply advanced quantitative methods using real-world data for policy analysis and forecasting.
The summer school is led by experts with extensive experience in policy advisory roles and academic research, ensuring participants benefit from both theoretical insight and practical relevance.
✅ How to Apply
Applications are now open, with a submission deadline of 15 August 2025.
Please email your application to: 📧 Business-executive-education@glasgow.ac.uk
For full details on course content, faculty, fees, and entry requirements, visit:
🔗 University of Glasgow Economics Summer School