With Engineering UK’s forecast that we need to nearly double the number of engineering graduates to meet demand from employers in the near term (more of which below), do take a look at the National HE STEM Project-funded study of Midlands Universities: “Unemployment of Engineering Graduates: the Key Issues” led by Professor Helen Atkinson and Martin Pennington.
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