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Improving the employment chances of our graduates

9 Jan, 2013

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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