- Bachelors degree, University and course: Australian National University, Economics and International Relations
- Masters degree, University and course: London School of Economics, Economic History
- Capital Economics Graduate Scheme, applicable dates: 2023 - September 2025
Why did you apply to join the Capital Economics graduate scheme?
When selecting a graduate scheme I wanted to find a company that valued the learning and development of junior staff. I found the capital economics program appealing because the option to do a funded part time masters and regular training made it clear that they would prioritise my growth as an economist. I also liked the idea of rotating through four teams as it would make me more well-rounded and allow me to discover my interests.
What have you worked on while on the graduate scheme?
Over the grad scheme I rotated between the Global, Europe, Emerging Markets and Climate & Commodities services. I wrote on a wide range on topics including the European Election, debt sustainability, natural gas markets and tariffs. Alongside written pieces I helped to prepare presentations for client meetings, created and maintained interactive data dashboards, contributed to the podcast and presented on online webinars.