UK recruiters believe degrees are only important for jobs that specify the need for one
Manchester is the best city for graduate opportunities, according to research from the Intergenerational Foundation (IF).
Graduates who attended fee-paying schools earn up to £4,500 per year more than those who went to state schools, according to research by the Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS).
The 2015 Baku European Games, Europe's first Olympics-style sporting event, has launched a global recruitment programme for around 200 graduates.
The number of female graduates looking to enter male dominated industries has shown no significant increase over the past 10 years, according to research by jobs board graduate-jobs.com.
International law firm Allen & Overy has taken steps to enhance the diversity element of its graduate recruitment campaign.
Professional services organisation Deloitte has announced plans to increase its recruitment of young people next year.
The number of ethnic minority students in higher education is growing but they still experience more difficulty in finding jobs than their white counterparts, new research reveals.
A quarter of British Asian students say their families have a significant influence on their choice of career compared with fewer than one in 10 white students.
At the Learning City in Europe conference in March this year, Ken Robinson, professor of arts education at Warwick University, questioned whether a British education provides employers with...
