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Who uses CORE?

CORE is radically transforming economics education. Education institutions all over the world are adopting CORE to improve their teaching.

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Institutions across the world are using CORE to teach their students

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using The Economy as main text book

115,000

students being taught CORE each year

More than 300 institutions are using CORE

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University College London

Toulouse School of Economics

Toulouse School of Economics

School for International Training Graduate Institute, US
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Azim Premji University, India

Central European University, Budapest

University College London

Burwood Girls High School, Australia

UK High Schools

University of La Réunion

Birkbeck, University of London

Testimonials

Studying CORE helped me to see a much bigger picture of what is happening in the economy than I expected. And the biggest change in my thinking is that I now see economics as a young and dynamic discipline. There are contemporary issues, ideas and debates which I now ‘get’. This makes economics really exciting to study.

Emily Pal, Birkbeck, University of London, and CORE student

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Emily Pal, Birkbeck, University of London, and CORE student

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Emily Pal, Birkbeck, University of London, and CORE student
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