Operational Research Society News

The OR Society highlights Operational Research Specialist apprenticeship opportunities

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05 Feb 2024

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To mark National Apprenticeship Week (5-11 February) The OR Society, the leading membership organisation for operational researchers, is highlighting a Level 7 apprenticeship for an Operational Research Specialist as a route into a varied and diverse career after university or to facilitate a career change for someone currently employed.

05 Feb 2024

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Supply Chain Management Award won by Philip Morris International

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01 Feb 2024

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This week it was announced that tobacco giant Philip Morris International (PMI) won the prestigious Supply Chain Management Award 2023 with their platform Sync Hub.

01 Feb 2024

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International Cherry Blossom Prediction Competition

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22 Jan 2024

Posted by: The OR Society

George Mason University (Virginia, USA) has announced the opening of the 2024 International Cherry Blossom Prediction Competition, which calls on analysts to predict when the cherry trees will bloom in 2024.

22 Jan 2024

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CMS Report into ‘Mathematical Sciences: Recruitment and Diversity’

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15 Jan 2024

Posted by: The OR Society

The Council for the Mathematical Sciences (CMS) has published a report looking at the employment outcomes of mathematical sciences graduates throughout 2016-2020 by entry requirement, social deprivation and gender.

15 Jan 2024

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Maths deserts & the consultation on the Advanced British Standard

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04 Jan 2024

Posted by: The OR Society

In 2023, Prime Minister Rishi Sunak announced plans for young people to continue studying mathematics until the age of 18. He argued that the economy will not be able to grow unless work is done to combat “poor numeracy” which would otherwise “cost our economy tens of billions a year or to leave people twice as likely to be unemployed as those with competent numeracy”.

04 Jan 2024

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