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Science and technology graduates are more likely to be employed, and earning higher salaries, than arts graduates, research has found.

Over half of students believe their careers would be harmed by a recession, The Guardian has reported.

The ongoing credit crunch and banking crisis has resulted in graduates rejecting jobs in the financial sector.

Graduates are still rejecting a long hours culture, despite the insecurity in the job market caused by the credit crunch, new research suggests.

The credit crunch could be adversely affecting students’ degree results, the NUS has warned.

Personal details– including national insurance number and home address – of two individuals have been inadvertently displayed to a student looking for work on the Debenhams website.

MI6 has taken the unusual measure of advertising job opportunities for graduates on popular social networking site Facebook.

Graduates who work for small firms after university are likely to be happier in their jobs than those working for large companies, research suggests.

Ruthless university professors have gone on the attack by publicising their students’ worst exam mistakes.

A Masters graduate has turned down take a £100,000 job in the City in order to become a qualified plasterer.