What 1,000 students think AI will do to them
A King’s College London study of 1,000 students across England, Scotland and Wales finds a third expect AI to remove jobs and cause social unrest. It is a striking level of pessimism from people about to enter the labour market, and it arrives alongside evidence that AI is already reshaping demand for computer science and economics graduates. Graduate jobs in the UK covers what is actually happening to hiring.
An internship that became the career
A York mathematics graduate describes turning an internship taken alongside his degree into a financial planning career. The pattern is the reliable one in a poor graduate market: the job goes to the person the employer already knows, and the internship is how they come to know you. Internships and work experience covers finding one.
A student saved a man’s life during her own exam
A Glasgow biology student helped save a man who collapsed during her exam, and makes the case for first aid training. Students’ unions and sports clubs run certified courses cheaply, they take a day, and this is the argument for doing one. University sport and fitness covers what else clubs offer.