When a good education isn’t enough


EVEN before the Covid-19 crisis, a survey by the QS Intelligence Unit suggested that students see employment prospects as the most important benefit of attending an internationally-recognised university, far ahead of other benefits such as quality of education or the student experience.

Employability, according to Cambridge University Press and Cambridge Assessment, is likely to be an even more important factor after the crisis, as students prepare for an increasingly competitive labour market.

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