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  1. The Guardian: What skills do you need besides a postgraduate degree?

    …cates that enable them to go straight onto building sites; aircraft repair company GE takes up to 60 interns a year from the University of New South Wales; and Coventry University runs a global leaders programme for postgraduates, including lectures from inspirational leaders of global organisations and opportunities to learn a language, study overseas or volunteer with different communities.” Further details on these and a wide range of our other…

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  2. Guardian: Top universities urge scrapping of free-for-all student recruitment plan

    …and Coventry University, said Australia’s example was “incredibly important” for England. “We need to set out a longer-term plan for solving the problem and creating a sustainable higher education system,” said Prof West, vice-chancellor of the University of the West of England, in Bristol. “The UK needs to ensure it is able to grow the graduate population, as our global competitors continue to do, and to encourage talent from right across societ…

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  3. Professor Janet Beer appointed Liverpool University’s Vice Chancellor

    …erpool. “​On behalf of colleagues from across University Alliance we congratulate Janet ​ on her appointment as the new Vice Chancellor of the University of Liverpool. ​Janet has been an incredibly important part of University Alliance, with a strong commitment to providing a positive and constructive contribution to the higher education debate, in particular as its Chair from 2009 to 2012​. “​We wish her all the best in her new position and ​look…

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  4. Guardian Higher Education Network: Student loans debt: should universities share some of the risk? – poll

    …grounds, as they would more likely to get high-paying jobs and be able to repay their loans off more quickly. These students would create a safer and more lucrative loan book with higher rates of return. “On the flip-side such a policy would penalise those universities that take students from non-traditional backgrounds who are more likely to stay within the region they study and go into lower-salaried graduate work.”…

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  5. University Alliance welcomes Greg Clark MP as Minister of State for Universities and Science

    …nd Science. We would also like to thank David Willetts for his outstanding commitment to UK higher education and his collegiate approach to working with experts across the sector. “This is an exciting time for UK higher education and research. Our place in the world as global leaders in higher education and the role of universities as anchor institutions within their cities and regions will only become more significant through University Enterpris…

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  6. Employability focus benefits universities, business and graduates, Daisy Hooper writing for the NCUB blog

    …ews for individuals, for the economy and for society. Gone are the days when an individual could go to university, get a job straight after graduation and stay in that role until they were drawing their pension.’ Read more on the NCUB blog here.   Come to our launch event for Job Ready: universities, employers and students creating success Tuesday 8 July, 12.30pm – 2.30pm Churchill Room, House of Commons, London With short speeches from the Rt Hon…

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  7. Why we wanted to contribute to the debate

    …economic uncertainty we need a higher education sector that can drive the UK’s competitiveness and can anticipate a new type of labour market. We need a far more flexible, robust and affordable student loan system that allows people to be acquiring high-level skills for the changing global economy. The current student loan system is far too limiting by focusing mainly on young undergraduates studying their first degree. We want to see a lifetime…

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  8. HELP UK: A new higher education loan programme: adding to the debate on funding

    …and application alongside global citizenship in all of our graduates. HELP UK offers clear thinking and simple steps to enabling universal access to student loans for the first time, bringing down the massive cost of the current loans system and re-balancing the contribution between government and the individual to higher education. HELP UK has been developed with extensive economic modelling, student and parent surveys and workshops across Allia…

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  9. 8th June, Job Ready: Universities, businesses and students creating success

    …join us as we showcase and discuss excellence in universities and businesses working together for the benefit of students and graduates in the UK. The event will see the launch of a new study, Job Ready, which will demonstrate the positive impact of business-university collaboration on the UK economy and wider society. ​ The event will bring together business and university leaders, Parliamentarians and community leaders to look at how we tackle t…

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  10. The Australian – Retention-based funding could add up

    …th that of Australia. While focused on what the UK can learn from Australia, the report suggests where Australia could learn from the UK. “Funding on the basis of retention also provides more options for managing rising rates of non-completion or drop out, which is something that might be more relevant to the Australian higher education sector in an era of demand-driven expansion with declining ATAR entry scores perhaps,” Ms Hackett said. Read the…

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