Congratulations to Diane Coyle for being awarded an honorary degree by the University of Glasgow.
Professor Dame Diane Coyle is being honoured with a Doctor of Letters (DLitt) in the University of Glasgow Honorary Degrees 2025 in recognition of her meaningful contribution to society.
Professor Coyle is well known for using her position as a highly influential female economist to make the case for greater diversity in economics and economic thinking. She has produced several books targeted at introducing economics and economic concepts to a non-specialist audience.
Her research in recent years has focused upon productivity and wellbeing, including how economic policy can, and should, make the world better. Professor Coyle has been a strong supporter of the University of Glasgow, taking part in public events and student-based activities.
The University of Glasgow awards honorary degrees to recipients in recognition of their achievements in the fields of arts, politics, humanities and science.
Read more on the Glasgow University website.
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