Career Surplus: economics in higher education

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Conversations with ESSA

ESSA Monash Clayton

12 episodes

3 days ago

Grab a cup of tea and sit down with a new ESSA podcast! Talking about all things economics, student life and careers. Our first series "Student Cycles" focuses on the lifecycle (or business cycle if you will) of an economics student: why choose economics, what to get involved in during uni, how to ace internships, and what it's like working as a grad in the field.

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Career Surplus: economics in higher education

Conversations with ESSA

42 minutes 7 seconds

5 years ago

Career Surplus: economics in higher education

This is the first episode of a 4-part series where we gain insight into a career in economics and where a major in economics could lead you to. For this episode we interview Wayne Geerling who is a senior lecturer in economics at Monash University. From disruptions such as COVID and the increase in connectedness of the world, Wayne speaks about his career and discusses the future of economics education moving on from 2020. To end, Wayne offers advice to students and how they can get the most out of their economics education.