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Postgraduates

April 2024

  • Writer Bernardine Evaristo at the Hay festival in 2022

    Bernardine Evaristo joins calls to save Goldsmiths’ Black British literature MA

    Booker-winning author says course ‘shouldn’t be seen as dispensable’ as university seeks to cut 130 academic jobs

February 2024

  • UUK reprt<br>File photo dated 16/07/08 of university graduates. Government plans for minimum grade requirements to access student loans could "entrench" the disadvantage of the poorest students, according to universities.Issue date: Monday May 9, 2022. PA Photo. The Government launched a consultation on its plans for higher education, including the introduction of a minimum of two E grades at A-level or GCSE passes in English and maths to access loan finance. Universities UK said poorer students were more likely to have lower GCSE and A-level results, but data from the Office for Students had shown that those with the lowest A-level grades were more likely than average to complete their courses. See PA story EDUCATION Universities. Photo credit should read: Chris Ison/PA Wire

    Warnings of economic damage to UK as international student numbers fall by a third

    University leaders accuse ministers of wanting to ‘diminish our success’ as figures show a plunge in visas issued to overseas students

August 2023

  • A statue of the colonialist Cecil Rhodes at Oriel College, Oxford.

    Rhodes scholarship trust refuses to back calls to remove Oxford statue

    Trust says it will not ‘weigh in’ on debates over college memorials but will focus on its own ‘soul-searching’ over colonialism

April 2023

  • A liberty cap mushroom (Psilocybe semilanceata), known for its hallucinogenic properties, grows in a grassy field in Shropshire, England.

    UK university launches postgraduate course in clinical use of psychedelics

    Certificate at Exeter to include teaching about existing therapies and research in psychology, psychiatry and neuroscience

March 2022

  • female scientist

    ‘Pervasive’ inequality derailing black UK chemists’ careers, report finds

    Royal Society of Chemistry says black and minority ethic chemists paid less and less likely to get research funding

August 2021

  • Bikes parked outside Cambridge University.

    Cambridge to end teacher training if government enacts overhaul

    Exclusive: university hits out at planned changes in England, which have been called a ‘wrecking ball’

April 2021

  • university caps and gowns

    Complaints against universities in England and Wales hit record levels

    Watchdog recommends £742,132 in payouts amid concerns about online learning during Covid-19

March 2021

  • The Saïd business school in Oxford

    Oxford University uses lockdown loophole to allow in-person MBA teaching

    Students on prestigious course will be back on campus at least a month before others are permitted to return

27 February 2021

  • Jonathan Wolff

    Bad beer, gigs and Gitanes: students have been denied the memories they deserve

    Jonathan Wolff
    This year’s graduates may never even know what they have missed – and it’s not the lectures

20 February 2021

  • Multicoloured Futuristic CPU and Processor<br>Multicoloured futuristic CPU and processor, quantum and machine learning concept. 3D illustration concept.

    Experience: ‘With a PhD, the plan is to expand human knowledge’

  • Jake football c s 1 jt

    Experience: 'I’m compiling my own World XI'

16 February 2021

  • Female graphic designer using graphic tablet at desk<br>Side view of young mixed-race female graphic designer using graphic tablet at desk in a modern office

    'Arts graduates are flexible': why humanities degrees are making a comeback

  • Working Hard to Help Her Environment<br>Rockingham Lake regional park.Female scientific environmental conservationist working with the aid of technology to collect data. The Australian Bush has been damaged by fire.

    Will the Covid recovery fuel a green jobs boom for postgraduates?

  • female surgeon doctor is wearing surgical gloves before the surgery in operating room

    How Covid is driving enrolments in postgraduate health courses

  • Therapy session<br>Young Muslim woman at a counselling session.

    Mental health: why the pandemic is driving demand for psychology graduates

  • 'PhD students often break new ground': the importance of postgrad work in science

  • 'Is there a problem you want to solve?': how to get a place on a tech master's programme

  • Covid economic fallout leads to rise in postgraduate applications

  • 'This is the direction the world is going in': the vital role of green postgrad degrees

  • 'Real change is needed': addressing the BAME postgrad attainment gap

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