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In person

Date & time:

10 Nov 2022, 15:00 – 16:00

The scarring effect of graduate underemployment: Evidence from the UK

Join this event to hear Matt Dickson discuss recent research looking at the relationship between early and later labour market outcomes for a group of UK graduates who completed their undergraduate degrees in 2012/13.

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The scarring effect of graduate underemployment: Evidence from the UK

10 Nov 2022, 15:00 – 16:00

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Dr Matt Dickson

Reader in Public Policy

The Institute for Policy Research, University of Bath

His research is primarily in the economics of education, covering a number of areas including the causal effect of education on labour market and health outcomes, the impact of school systems on educational and earnings inequality, and the labour market returns to undergraduate and postgraduate degrees. Matt leads a programme of research at the IPR looking at how to widen access to higher education and promote successful HE participation and future outcomes for graduates from widening participation backgrounds. 

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Free

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All

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Yes

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CEPEO

cepeo@ucl.ac.uk