Add to ORKGGrowing numbers of university students in Britain and the United States are staying on after their first degrees to invest in a postgraduate qualification. Joanne Lindley and Stephen Machin find that workplace technological changes, such as increasing computer use, has driven rises in the demand for workers with postgraduate qualifications, leading to widening wage inequalities among graduates and across the labour force as a whole
Graduate employability remains high on the political agenda. Currently, a strong policy drive to ref...
There has been a large expansion of the higher education sector in the past two and a half decades. ...
Recent papers argue that higher education does not have a significant effect on growth. However, the...
Growing numbers of university students in Britain and the United States are staying on after their f...
This paper provides a supply and demand analysis for the changes in subject of degree, focussing spe...
Increasing participation in Higher Education, and the rising number of graduates in the labour marke...
AbstractIncreasing participation in Higher Education, and the rising number of graduates in the labo...
The expansion of higher education in the UK has led to an increase in the number of postgraduate as ...
There are no problems of graduate over-supply or over-qualification,according to Stephen Machin and ...
We investigate the relationship between social origin, postgraduate degree attainment, and occupatio...
We investigate the relationship between social origin, postgraduate degree attainment, and occupatio...
Higher education in the UK has experienced radical change over the last two decades. The change has ...
We investigate the extent to which graduate returns vary according to the class of degree achieved b...
An investigation is made of the wage return to postgraduate degrees in the UK, crucially differentia...
The proportion of U.K. people with university degrees tripled between 1993 and 2015. However, over t...
Graduate employability remains high on the political agenda. Currently, a strong policy drive to ref...
There has been a large expansion of the higher education sector in the past two and a half decades. ...
Recent papers argue that higher education does not have a significant effect on growth. However, the...
Growing numbers of university students in Britain and the United States are staying on after their f...
This paper provides a supply and demand analysis for the changes in subject of degree, focussing spe...
Increasing participation in Higher Education, and the rising number of graduates in the labour marke...
AbstractIncreasing participation in Higher Education, and the rising number of graduates in the labo...
The expansion of higher education in the UK has led to an increase in the number of postgraduate as ...
There are no problems of graduate over-supply or over-qualification,according to Stephen Machin and ...
We investigate the relationship between social origin, postgraduate degree attainment, and occupatio...
We investigate the relationship between social origin, postgraduate degree attainment, and occupatio...
Higher education in the UK has experienced radical change over the last two decades. The change has ...
We investigate the extent to which graduate returns vary according to the class of degree achieved b...
An investigation is made of the wage return to postgraduate degrees in the UK, crucially differentia...
The proportion of U.K. people with university degrees tripled between 1993 and 2015. However, over t...
Graduate employability remains high on the political agenda. Currently, a strong policy drive to ref...
There has been a large expansion of the higher education sector in the past two and a half decades. ...
Recent papers argue that higher education does not have a significant effect on growth. However, the...