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How to Use WhatsApp for Student Recruitment
New Rankings: QS Graduate Employability Rankings
The QS Intelligence Unit is proud to announce the future release of a new ranking focusing on employability outcomes for the graduates. Leonardo Silveira, in charge of the project in London, told Tamara Sredojevic about the QS Graduate Employability Rankings: What is the QS Graduate Employability Rankings? The QS Graduate Employability Rankings comes from an
Top 5 Mistakes Universities Make During UCAS Clearing
With one of the most hectic weeks in higher education admissions behind us, now is a great time to look back on what universities can learn from their mistakes, as well as the mistakes of others, during UCAS Clearing. No one university is perfect, despite what their marketing collateral may say, and even the biggest
QS Invited to Speak at Graduate Recruiters Network: Recruiting Masters Graduates in a Global Market
Dr. Christina Yan Zhang, China Director, QS Intelligence Unit is invited to give a speech to a network of top recruiters in the UK on the latest trends of Masters Students Recruitment trends globally. Here are more information. Please do feel free to contact Graduate Recruiters Network directly for more information. Join us for a
Universities Get Ready for 2015/16 Intake of Motivated Students
The 2015 A-level results indicate that more students have taken up Maths, English, Biology with a sharp increase in those that have taken Computing. UCAS University admissions says that there are 409’000 places this year with 13,415 more female entrants than in 2014 widening the gender gap. Transferwise, the international peer to peer money transfer
5 Reasons to Use Instant Messaging for Higher Education Marketing
High-Paying Graduate Jobs On the Rise
New research carried out by Georgetown University Center on Education and Workforce has revealed some positive news for US university students. According to their findings the largest growth in the US jobs market has been in what they call “good jobs”, most of which are going to university graduates. Good jobs, for the purposes of