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Corporations increasingly keen on hiring learners straight from online learning platforms, edX business head claims

But employment rates for bachelor¡¯s graduates ¡®stabilise¡¯ despite pandemic

Up to 40 per cent of wage benefit from degrees could be down to universities being a signal of prior attainment, says report 

University synonymous with Silicon Valley careers now sees long battle with companies over corporate culture

The gender participation gap continues to grow, according to OECD data, but men are still earning more

Rare example of a reverse gender pay gap suggests that at least early on, female and male PhDs are on a level pay pegging

Anhui launches ¡®marriage assistance project¡¯ in response to concerns that too many graduates are going elsewhere

IFS report suggests retention of graduates may be key to ¡®levelling-up¡¯ agenda  

Fixation on outcomes data means universities have little incentive to persuade their graduates to stay local 

Analysis of Australian job advertisements points to recovery, particularly in non-traditional research

Redrawn hukou rules indicate changing attitudes towards talent but could reinforce urban-rural divide, experts say

Rise in unemployment shows how graduate outcomes data can be affected by factors other than higher education

Students from Syria and Sudan unable to progress because of lack of access to certificates

Low-income women the least likely to get an earnings boost from higher education, study shows

Universities welcome government support for students and higher education sector

Study of Swiss students finds men and women overestimate their graduate earnings, but men do it more significantly

The Kickstart Scheme¡¯s rules are hard to navigate, and its design fails to harness university careers services¡¯ know-how, says Richard Mendez

OfS says it has ¡®no plans¡¯ to use new student outcomes measure, but government repeats warnings about ¡®low-quality courses¡¯

Powerful organisation moves to rank economic value of university education to students

Technology hubs in countries such as India and Brazil appear to be improving retention of graduate talent

Latest analysis of English graduate earnings still finds large ¡®unexplained¡¯ differences in salaries  

Requirement for trainee doctors to undertake training in the bush has not been enough to keep them there after graduation

Graduate employment outcomes are obviously crucial. Yet we must be wary of judging courses and institutions on the basis of a few useful but misleading metrics

Pakistan¡¯s labour shortages illustrate that well-rounded graduates also need to be properly prepared for specific industries, says Tahir Shah

With Biden set to revive employment yardstick for for-profits, Republicans demand it be universal

Encouraging pandemic-hit graduates to continue their studies will only delay problems unless universities embrace student employability, says Sabrina Wang

Doctoral glut seen as especially bad in nation that does too little research

Researcher says study demonstrates need to encourage more care leavers to enter higher education

Overseas students will only need to be in country by April to be eligible for post-study work visa if their course is finishing this academic year

Comparison of data from Graduate Outcomes survey and wider population also suggests university leavers are more anxious

Survey finds females already carry disproportionate debt burden, ahead of fee hikes tipped to make things worse

Research on dance and drama graduates demonstrates that post-degree satisfaction is not all about salaries, argue Tristram Hooley and Robin Mellors-Bourne

Figures suggest that graduates of UK¡¯s highly selective institutions and specialists have widest differences in pay

Employers have made ¡®significant, and unprecedented, adjustments to their student recruitment¡¯, report shows

Impact of recession on graduate repayments likely to be main factor, says IFS

Employers seeking ¡®diversity of thought¡¯ and ¡®relevance¡¯ end reliance on English university hierarchy for hiring decisions

Studying for a master¡¯s or PhD does not necessarily lead to higher earnings, UK study finds

Some criticisms around survey may be justified but there are major risks in a wholesale replacement, warn experts    

Knowledge transfer and start-up incubators are more important than ever given the economic downturn in the wake of Covid-19, say university leaders in South Korea

Degrees will not be granted without final-year assessments, even if they are delayed 

Indian education agents call for 25 per cent reduction in fees as courses move online

Pledge draws respect given Google¡¯s size, but triggers doubts about its eventual extent

Polytechnic pilots curriculum, rebuilt from scratch to develop flexible graduates, that principal says could be tailor-made for post-Covid world

Early results from annual graduate employability survey suggest wide variations in views among firms due to pandemic 

Canada sends ¡®loud and clear¡¯ message to foreign students with work rules change following deportation threat by US administration

Proposed university funding changes are unnecessarily complex and ¡®rife with unintended consequences¡¯, laureate professors say

Fee waivers and clarified work rights arrangements applauded, but worries that the new conditions may be too restrictive

Vice-chancellors¡¯ group says ministers must step in to protect graduating students from economic fallout of coronavirus

More than one in eight graduates of GSM London who left two years ago were without a job last autumn

Order frustrates US colleges but spares key training programme

First release of Graduate Outcomes, which looks at what people are doing 15 months after leaving university, shows stark differences for some groups  

Thinktank says students¡¯ immigration opportunities should also be boosted to protect foreign enrolments

A post-coronavirus recession could drive higher university enrolment and enhance human capital, says Nick Hillman

Analysis from Hesa and Warwick that looked at two age cohorts could raise further concerns about grade inflation 

Analysis of lifetime returns of English undergraduate degrees finds wide variation across subjects

Proposed new measures, intended to ¡®inform¡¯ government, include proportion of graduates working in ¡®essential public services¡¯

But study shows that difference in career prospects between men and women is considerably smaller within academia compared with other sectors 

Australian survey finds ¡®strong relationship¡¯ between graduates¡¯ attributes and demands of their jobs

Capping the public contribution to degree costs means universities can¡¯t move to address skills gaps, says David Lloyd

There has been much talk about the stress suffered by the graduate students who teach and perform other essential tasks within universities. Small-scale responses will never be enough, argue Sebastian Ramirez and Kelly Swope, while Maggie Lu praises the crucial contribution of graduate teachers to her education