Find out about the Seminar Series and events organised by the Bristol Centre for Economics and Finance (BCEF).
BCEF Seminar Series
The BCEF hosts a regular series of research seminars by internal and external academics and colleagues. Please see our 2018/19 Semester One schedule for a full list of research seminars taking place.
BCEF Seminar Series Semester One schedule 2018/19
Past Seminar Series
BCEF Seminar Series Academic Year 2017/18
Call for papers
The Regional Studies Association Wales and South West section one day conference will be held in Cardiff on Wednesday 22 May 2019. The conference topic is ”Digital technologies, productivity gains and regional resilience: An SME focus.”
Attendance at this year's conference is free but pre-registration is required. See the event flyer for more information on conference registration and call for contributions.
Upcoming events
Our events are open to external participants and free to attend. To register your place at an event, please click on the relevant link below or contact us to join the mailing list for future events.
Past events
Workshop on history, money and the macroeconomy: Discussing recent trends in contemporary political economy
Date: 28 June 2018
Venue: Room 5X104, Bristol Business School, UWE
Bristol (Frenchay Campus)
Further info: See
event flyer.
Research seminar: Europe's productivity conundrum: Cyclical, structural or both?
Date: 23 April 2018
Venue: Room 6X109, Bristol Business School, UWE
Bristol (Frenchay Campus)
Speaker: Jeremy Batstone-Carr
Further info: See presentation
slides and
notes for the talk.
Research seminar: The complexity approach to Post Keynesian macro modelling
Date: 13 October 2017
Venue: Room 5X100, Bristol Business School, UWE
Bristol (Frenchay Campus)
Speaker: Corrado Di Guilmi (University of
Technology Sydney)
British Accounting & Finance Association (BAFA) South West Area Group Annual Conference 2017
Date: 7–8 September 2017
Venue: Bristol Business School, UWE
Bristol (Frenchay Campus)
Keynote speakers:
Professor Pengguo Wang (University of Exeter), Professor
Ian Tonks (University of Bath)
Further info: See
event flyer.
Office for National Statistics/UWE Bristol business breakfast 'Understanding the digital economy'
Date: 26 April 2017Venue: Arnolfini
Speakers:
- Richard Heys, Deputy Chief Economist, Office for National Statistics: Digital change in the economy
- Felix Ritchie, Director, Bristol Centre for Economics and Finance (BCEF), UWE Bristol: Operating a business in the digital economy
- Will James, Chairman, CIMA South West England and South Wales: The future of finance in the digital revolution
