Interesting update on market trends if you are seeking a graduate opportunity
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| Issue 25: O ctober 2010 | |
 | | Dear Graham
Welcome to Graduate Market Trends Autumn 2010. This issue includes two exclusive interviews with European Commissioners Androulla Vassiliou and László Andor exploring an integrated European higher education and graduate labour market, and the new “Youth on the Move” initiative. GMT Autumn 2010 also includes brand new Institute of Employment Studies (IES) research on creative graduates, as well as snapshots of the latest Real Prospects 2010 survey and the new Erasmus work placement programme. We also explore the value of humanities degrees. Finally we bring you the latest on Futuretrack - HECSU's fascinating longitudinal survey of students and graduates. I hope you enjoy the read, and please do keep your valuable comments coming in! Aphrodite Papadatou (Editor) Regards
Aphrodite Papadatou (Editor) EU policy and practice: towards an integrated and inclusive European higher education and graduate labour market
EC Commissioners Androulla Vassiliou and László Andor talk exclusively to GMT. Creative graduates creative futures
New Institute of Employment Studies (IES) research on creative graduates' unique career trajectories. Great expectations
Findings from Real Prospects 2010. What's the value of a humanities degree?
Putting humanities graduates back onto the UK skills and employability agenda. Erasmus work placements
Futuretrack Stage 2
A new classification of higher education institutions. | 
In brief For the news items below:
'Youth on the move' Global employment trends for youth New High Fliers research Changes in student choices and graduate employment HEFCE: improving provision and use of information about HE CIHE: the economic impact of university research New UKCEs reports Higher Education Academy: EQUIP Higher Education Policy Institute: autumn conference QAA: new HEI audit reports National Student Survey results European Student's Union Survey results Please click on:
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