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Is there a future for higher education?
There is so much discussion about how to ‘fix’ higher education. Most proposed solutions are based on individuals’ personal past experiences; hardly the best way to address a topic that will evolve in 5 -10 years in an unprecedented way. … Continue reading
UCAS Clearing: Six (rather harsh) Choices to Make
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The A-level results day is looming. Most students will be very happy with the news. Those who won’t achieve the required grades, they will have to take some decisions. As George Clooney’s character Chris Kelvin…
Higher Education: Let’s Face the Facts
Here’s the paradox. On the one hand, young graduates can’t find jobs. On the other, employers complain that they can’t find candidates with the necessary entry-level skills. At the same time, tuition fees have increased considerably at both sides of … Continue reading
When Everyone Has the Same Qualifications
In the labor market, the simple dynamics of supply and demand apply. When everyone has the same qualifications, then having them is not much of an advantage. Think how you can differentiate yourself. You may become an expert in a … Continue reading