On January 31, 2013, the Higher Education Academy in the UK will hold a workshop on "Teaching Economic and Business History in the 21st Century"; it will take place in the Stirling Room of the Mitchell Library in Glasgow, Scotland. The organizers hope the workshop will "provide a forum to consider the extent to
which economic and business history modules can be used to enhance the
teaching and learning experience of undergraduates studying in UK
business schools as well as that of their counterparts reading history
in arts and humanities or social sciences departments." Please see the workshop site for the full program and a link to the registration form.
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