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04:12 How to... Funding for UK Students (UG) How to... Funding for UK Students (UG)	How to... Funding for UK Students (UG) This short video will cover: Funding from SAAS, SFE, SFW etc. Scholarships and bursaries University Funds and Benefits Links mentioned in the video are as follows: Scholarships - Scholarships and… how to...online sessions advice place funding undergraduate income students advice household place student parents benefits studies questions groups process payment application scholarship children partner loan fee From Lizzie Dunn 0 likes 52 plays 0 Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh Language English Date Created July 17th, 2023 Retain Source File Yes
02:49 How to... Get involved in community volunteering… How to... Get involved in community volunteering (UG/PGT/PGR)	How to... Get involved in community volunteering (UG/PGT/PGR) This short 'How to...' video introduces students to the Volunteering Hub, where they can sign-up to on and off campus volunteering opportunities, talk about the one-off volunteering… how to...online sessions volunteers edinburgh university students association students student opportunities events association projects start language partners groups charities volunteering puerto team pop emails eye opportunity household From Lizzie Dunn 0 likes 57 plays 0 Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh Language English Date Created July 11th, 2023 Retain Source File Yes
16:24 Strategic Marketing Unit 2.2 Strategic Marketing Unit 2.2	Strategic Marketing Unit 2.2 Strategic Marketing Unit 2.2 strategic marketing culture groups members cultures household children marketing attitudes individuals behaviour consumers beliefs decision cases clothes pile food idea laws influence omba From Alison Christie 0 likes 31 plays 0 Publisher Alison Christie Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh Date Created November 3rd, 2022
01:07:32 Hyperspatial resolution satellite data for SDG… Hyperspatial resolution satellite data for SDG mapping	Hyperspatial resolution satellite data for SDG mapping Lecture given to the SENSE CDT students on the use of very high spatial resolution data (<1m) for mapping proxies for social and economic conditions in support of the SDGs remote sensing spatial analysis poverty sustainable livelihoods sdgs resolution households household things datasets lot access village countries surveys census country areas level fields challenge thing kenya questions From Gary Watmough 0 likes 62 plays 0 Publisher gary watmough Licence Type All rights reserved Language english Date Created October 27th, 2020
25:26 Economics of the Family 2.3 - Economic Reasons… Economics of the Family 2.3 - Economic Reasons for Marriage 3	Economics of the Family 2.3 - Economic Reasons for Marriage 3 lecture income household distance risk utility period correlation households rainfall farm root consumption sharing villages agreement country marriage profits regression weather From Andreas Steinhauer 0 likes 117 plays 0 Course Code ECNM10074 Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh Date Created September 28th, 2020
27:32 Economics of the Family 2.2 - Equivalence Scales Economics of the Family 2.2 - Equivalence Scales	Economics of the Family 2.2 - Equivalence Scales Session 2 of week 2 lecture household poverty consumption households couple inequality level income rate lot utility adult money goods resources pounds person scale singles variance From Andreas Steinhauer 0 likes 101 plays 0 Course Code ECNM10074 Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh Language English Date Created September 28th, 2020
27:37 Economics of the Family 2.1 - Economic Reasons… Economics of the Family 2.1 - Economic Reasons for Marriage 2	Economics of the Family 2.1 - Economic Reasons for Marriage 2 Week 2 session 1 lecture utility function marriage times household gains consumption root goods choice endowment person problem sum constraint budget ci cb conditions utilities From Andreas Steinhauer 0 likes 113 plays 0 Course Code ECNM10074 Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh Date Created September 26th, 2020
33:50 Economics of the Family 1.2 - Economic Reasons… Economics of the Family 1.2 - Economic Reasons for Marriage 1	Economics of the Family 1.2 - Economic Reasons for Marriage 1 First lecture on economic reasons for marriage. lecture production output household market times marriage utility person gains function goods advantage wages returns minus wage constraint bit half wa From Andreas Steinhauer 0 likes 190 plays 0 Course Code ECNM10074 Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh Date Created September 22nd, 2020
31:21 Economics of the Family 1.1 - Introduction Economics of the Family 1.1 - Introduction	Economics of the Family 1.1 - Introduction Overview of some of the key trends in family-related statistics. lecture marriage rate divorce countries rates households share families fertility age marriages couple household population increase country children extent trends decrease From Andreas Steinhauer 0 likes 143 plays 0 Course Code ECNM10074 Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh Date Created September 21st, 2020
33:09 How-to get support in University accommodation How-to get support in University accommodation	How-to get support in University accommodation Residence Life are a dedicated support service at University accommodations. They are a diverse team of professionals and students who facilitate the building of healthy communities, get to know the… how to how to online how to online sessions accommodation events team students residence question residents sort slide questions weeks student allocations lot array bit offer household arrival conflict new students residence life From Ravinder Panesar 0 likes 64 plays 0 Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh Language English Date Created August 27th, 2020
01:00:39 Prof Agustin Fuentes - How did we change the… Prof Agustin Fuentes - How did we change the world_	Prof Agustin Fuentes - How did we change the world_ Prof Agustin Fuentes - How did we change the world_ livestock speaker 2 speaker 1 living spaces monumental architecture human evolution 8000 years thursday evening human populations gifted lectures web urban populations 14000 years human community systems theory systems emergent warfare scientific terminology 2000000 years military terminology gifted lecture geography terminology 27000 years role differentiation wolves started 3rd lecture ecosystems group lethal violence christina specific location large scale cognition human evolutionary history gifford lectures cave painting demography sociology of culture 25000 years philosophical terminology lethal violence biological systems human nature contemporary human human experience domestic story processes sociology social systems preservation storage coordinated large scale elizabeth templeton lecture good question market structure and pricing central component philosophy of religion slave trade human behavior clear evidence anthropology stone tools economic systems ecclesiastical titles human belief religion and science ethology audience member geomorphology large community agustin life ways community 7000 years gender differences belief system tools residential structures left marks lecture series human groups contemporary patterns structure sociological terminology sacred space sociology index atory relationships english-language journals 12000 years early wild rice gendered social environmental science population food ingredients smaller household human history domestic atory economic role time period coastal geography personal life 1000000 years accumulation storage education terminology 500000 year social structure caption complete human culture social philosophy resource management systems firearms social psychology 1st evidence 10000 years lectures web global ecosystem human geography brian ferguson 68000 years identity quarterly journals sociocultural evolution political economic academic administration political structures archaeology effects From Lesley Middlemass 0 likes 37 plays 0 Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh
41:43 AccSoc2 - LV2.1 Social Obligation I AccSoc2 - LV2.1 Social Obligation I	AccSoc2 - LV2.1 Social Obligation I Access social sciences lecture video access social sciences 2 law socrates laws things tradition death kind society greece authority household week questions anthony power play realm sense thing philosophy From Brian McGrail 0 likes 419 plays 0 Licence Type Creative Commons - Attribution Non Commercial No Derivatives
48:34 AccSoc1 LV7.1 - Poverty in Scotland AccSoc1 LV7.1 - Poverty in Scotland	AccSoc1 LV7.1 - Poverty in Scotland Access Programme - Access Social Sciences 1 - 7.1 Poverty in Scotland access social sciences 1 poverty income inequality level benefits society survey significance household hypothesis government standard words housing middle week average measures issues sample From Brian McGrail 0 likes 263 plays 0 Licence Type Creative Commons - Attribution Non Commercial No Derivatives
10:07 4.2 FINAL 4.2 FINAL	4.2 FINAL 4.2 FINAL health policy economic sectors commerce production and manufacturing retailing distributor business terms dystopian novels government virtue marketing economics terminology concepts in physics replacement generally accepted accounting principles product mass scientific method objectives management philosophical terminology international trade establish political philosophy country household public economics logistics sociological terminology effects segment caption complete private computing terminology authority evaluation methods consumer theory distribution nigerians manufacturer population retailers cultural conventions member states of the united nations and wholesaling international human behavior i.t.n. industry institutes personal life mm4h 4.2 health regulatory microeconomics computer programming countries of the indian ocean market markets (customer bases) consumer behaviour public health public production market structure and pricing classical mechanics demography interpersonal relationships g20 nations preference evaluation business law supply chain management communication mechanics situation From Marcello Crolla 0 likes 12 plays 0 Licence Type All rights reserved
01:55 5.1 - What is coming next in Block 5.1 - What is coming next in Block	5.1 - What is coming next in Block Mitigating Climate Change - Carbon Capture Storage carbon capture and storage atmosphere industry underground household organizations future carbon dioxide storage transport carbon caption complete benefits forwards waste regulations effects dispose electricity emissions geological governments feasible misconceptions mechanisms c.c.s. sufficient capture interview climate change openmediabank mooc cc-by From Jon Jack 0 likes 3 plays 0 Licence Type Creative Commons - Attribution
05:25 1.8 - Carbon Overshoot and Carbon Sinks 1.8 - Carbon Overshoot and Carbon Sinks	1.8 - Carbon Overshoot and Carbon Sinks Mitigating Climate Change - Carbon Capture Storage temporary negative inorganic solvents greenhouse caption complete energy economics biomass horticulture and gardening concepts in physics planetary science agriculture natural resources fossil fuels emission missions climate carbon future climate forcing agents activities dioxide storage household chemicals artificial energy renewable energy technology quarter forestry greenhouse gases c.c.s. carbon capture and storage land management carbon dioxide include compensate scientists capture climate change production effects overshoot atmosphere chemical elements budget openmediabank mooc cc-by From Jon Jack 0 likes 32 plays 0 Licence Type Creative Commons - Attribution

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