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Graduates want development not dough
A new study by professional services firm, EY, has found that graduates are looking for development and training over financial incentives during...
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British Army offers graduates unconventional career
The British Army has launched an unconventional and rewarding option for graduates to start their careers. The British Army is looking to educated...
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Co-op strive to show ethical banking for graduates
The Co-operative Bank are determined to lead the way for graduate recruitment in the sector after the confidence of young people in the industry is...
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Oxford study shows large gender gap
A study undertaken by the University of Oxford's Careers Service has found a growing gender gap between graduates from seven leading universities. A...
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Industries champion Arts degrees
In response to criticism of the employability of Arts graduates in recent times, industry leaders have championed the benefits they bring to the UK...
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Graduates find work closer to home
A study into graduate migration patterns has found out that two-thirds of employed graduates find their first job closer to home. The study conducted
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Your debt is just a posh coffee everyday
The Minister for Universities has cited the reality of student debt under the new system, claiming graduates will just pay the price of a posh coffee
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Graduate architects are all theory, no practice
A new report by the Royal Institute of British Architects finds graduates are unprepared for the working world and the practical aspects of...
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Graduates want cool start-ups not stuffy banks
The brightest graduates are continuing to reject banking and finance sectors in favour of Start-ups and SMEs, as discovered by a feature in the...
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Want a fast track career? Go digital
Research conducted by a Recruitment Firm has found that those with digital skills experience faster career progression and increased salaries...