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Graduates understand the value of a degree – especially in a tough jobs market

Posted on November 12, 2012 by Liz Bell

Over the past 18 months there has been much discussion about the value of a university degree. Research published last week found that 96% of graduates would study for a degree if they had to make the choice again. The … Continue reading →

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Glimmers of hope in the graduate jobs market

Posted on July 4, 2012 by Liz Bell

The annual graduate employment statistics always create a flurry of headlines about the lack of opportunities for new graduates and the difficulties they have in finding their first job.  But, believe it or not, there are glimmers of hope for students … Continue reading →

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Beyond bricks and mortar boards: universities and the future of regional economic development

Posted on February 15, 2012 by Liz Bell

The current uncertainties in the UK economy do not seem to be diminishing; solutions to sluggish economic growth and rising unemployment continue to be hot topics for debate. Government attempts to boost the economy have focussed on rebalancing the economy, … Continue reading →

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The UK needs strong universities for growth – the data speaks for itself

Posted on December 1, 2011 by Universities UK

Saying that higher education in the UK is going through a period of change may be an understatement. Many column inches have been taken up with the changes to funding for teaching in all the countries of the UK. Important … Continue reading →

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