The University of Oxford have today released a set of sample interview questions in an attempt to explain the reasoning behind the notoriously difficult interview process. Read more...By Cressida Ryan. The interview is the most discussed but least understood part of the Oxford selection system, but, according to Cressida Ryan, it’s actually incredibly transparent. Read more...By Eleanor Doughty. Graduate employment levels are improving; but you must look beyond your academic work alone, says Eleanor Doughty. Read more...
By Natalie Gil. There’s a high proportion of international students in the UK, which I think promotes personal growth. India’s education system is dominated by Indian students and only prestigious institutions offer an international environment. More...
By Abby Young-Powell. Blind student is reduced to tears outside Tesco, following a mass protest at a Sainsbury’s store where two female students had been stopped from kissing. More...
By Lenore Taylor. Responsible investment adviser says it is not backing away from its verdict on the dumped resource companies, despite criticism. More...
By Katie Allen. One main difference is sarcasm, which I found funny at first because I wouldn’t catch on. I’d have to ask “are you being sarcastic, or not?” and it took about four months before I was able to be cheeky in my comebacks. More...
By Gabrielle Chan. Ballarat Grammar headmaster expresses concern that current students are applying to universities with no idea of the cost. More...
By Alison Phipps. Laddism is at home in the callous environment of market-driven higher education, argues, Alison Phipps, who offers advice to universities on how to root it out. More...
By . Briefings published today by the Campaign for Science and Engineering highlight science policy issues that should be debated vigorously before next year’s election. More...
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