The internship will be fully on-site at the Vinson Centre in Buckingham.
Overview
The IEA, Vinson Centre, and Institute of International Monetary Research are offering a residential programme at the Vinson Centre, University of Buckingham. The programme, targeted at undergraduates with an interest in classical liberalism, includes a series of lectures, seminars, debates, discussions, and social activities.
Details
TESTIMONIALS:
“I honestly enjoyed it so much and miss my whole time there! I will make sure to recommend it to anyone interested in economics.”
“I have truly found this to be an invaluable experience and I cannot thank you enough for allowing me to participate!”
“I would recommend it to anyone who has a passion for economics and an intellectual curiosity to learn more.”
Past seminars include:
Classical Liberalism and Modern Liberalism, Dr Stephen Davies
How Money is Created in Modern Economies, Dr Juan Castaneda
An Introduction to Monetarism, Damian Pudner
Why Be An Entrepreneur, Peter Higgins
The Case for Economic Freedom, Alexander Hammond
Pigouvian Taxes, Christopher Snowdon
Why Governments Shouldn’t Fund Science, Professor Terrence Kealey
The Housing Theory of Everything, Sam Bowman
Liberalism and Effective Altruism, Dr Stephen Davies
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AIMED AT: Undergraduate Students with an interest in classical liberalism.
Dates
Deadline:
May 06, 2025
Program starts:
June 17, 2025
Program ends:
June 21, 2025
Program Starts:
June 17, 2025
Program Ends:
June 21, 2025
Cost/funding for participants
Partially Funded
COST: The programme is free to attend and covers accommodation and most meals, but participants will need to cover their own travel to the university. There is a student opportunity fund available if required. Details of how to apply for the fund will be sent to successful applicants.