Harold Macmillan, former Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, recounted what an Oxford professor said back in the thirties about higher education. The professor introduced his course with these words: (14) Gentlemen — you are now about to embark upon a course of studies which will occupy you for two years. Together they form a noble adventure. But I would like to remind you of an important point. Some of you, when you go down from the University will go into the Church, or to the Bar, or to the House of Commons, to the Home Civil Service, to the Indian or Colonial Services, or into various professions. Some may go into the Army, some into industry and commerce; some may become country gentlemen. A few - I hope very few — will become teache...
A reconceptualization of the human capital value of education as a private good, linked to a market ...
Before the effect of the COVID-19 Pandemic, there had been continued debate about the future of Hig...
Before the effect of the COVID-19 Pandemic, there had been continued debate about the future of Hig...
Harold Macmillan, former Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, recounted what an Oxford professor sa...
This study was initiated by concerns in the literature over freshman students and by the need to kno...
There is a general consensus around the kinds of jobs graduates might be expected to progress into o...
AbstractThis study is aimed at placing employability in the context of a higher education submitted ...
The author describes the distinct mission and situation of university education in England from his ...
The number of students entering into Higher Education (HE) continues to grow and as such the sector ...
Higher education provision has expanded in recent decades. It is no longer an elite system preparing...
In this paper, presented as a provocation for university leaders, I intend to stimulate thought and ...
What happens to sociology graduates? A mailed questionnaire follow-up study of 267 recent graduates ...
Modern universities need to survive in a competitive knowledge-driven economy. Recent societal dev...
In 1945, the Senate initiated the periodical publication of an official University Gazette. It was p...
AbstractEmployability and Higher Education have a special relationship today. For the majority of pe...
A reconceptualization of the human capital value of education as a private good, linked to a market ...
Before the effect of the COVID-19 Pandemic, there had been continued debate about the future of Hig...
Before the effect of the COVID-19 Pandemic, there had been continued debate about the future of Hig...
Harold Macmillan, former Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, recounted what an Oxford professor sa...
This study was initiated by concerns in the literature over freshman students and by the need to kno...
There is a general consensus around the kinds of jobs graduates might be expected to progress into o...
AbstractThis study is aimed at placing employability in the context of a higher education submitted ...
The author describes the distinct mission and situation of university education in England from his ...
The number of students entering into Higher Education (HE) continues to grow and as such the sector ...
Higher education provision has expanded in recent decades. It is no longer an elite system preparing...
In this paper, presented as a provocation for university leaders, I intend to stimulate thought and ...
What happens to sociology graduates? A mailed questionnaire follow-up study of 267 recent graduates ...
Modern universities need to survive in a competitive knowledge-driven economy. Recent societal dev...
In 1945, the Senate initiated the periodical publication of an official University Gazette. It was p...
AbstractEmployability and Higher Education have a special relationship today. For the majority of pe...
A reconceptualization of the human capital value of education as a private good, linked to a market ...
Before the effect of the COVID-19 Pandemic, there had been continued debate about the future of Hig...
Before the effect of the COVID-19 Pandemic, there had been continued debate about the future of Hig...