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Image description: Torso of a man studying intensely Everyone who studies history will know the universal reception to telling people about your degree: “So you’re never going to get a job then?” This sudden and unwanted interest in our future employment prospects is something all humanities students seem to deal with. And not only is […]
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Recently the UK government offered Nissan up to £80m to remain in the UK and continue to produce vehicles in their Sunderland plant, where it currently employs roughly 7,000 people. Government subsidies aren’t in themselves unusual – they ensure that significant amounts of innovation and production can take place in a number of sectors, or […]
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Student loans. Chances are you fall into one of two camps – the ones burying their heads in the sand, or the ones petrified of graduating with an average £50k debt. Those lucky enough not to have taken out a loan need not read on. When the cost of a university education trebled to £9,000 […]
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New research from the Institute for Fiscal Studies, Cambridge University, the Institute of Education and Harvard University has found that graduates from wealthy families “earn significantly more” in their careers than their less-well off counterparts, even if they study the same course at the same university. The study, based on 260,000 graduates in England, has […]
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Susanna Cordner is surrounded by all the clothing trends that have defined an era everyday, she admires and researches exquisite pieces and is tasked with searching for acquisitions to perfect the collection, the only catch-these items will never be worn again. As Assistant Curator of Textiles and fashion at the V&A museum, Susanna is part of […]
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