Unequal graduate outcomes: International perspectives over the long-term
Join this event to hear the speakers analyse mechanisms and compare trends in graduate labour market inequality and their potential implications for the sector.

Working-age populations have never been better trained, but uncertain skill demand and persistent inequalities raise concerns about career outcomes.
The speakers will discuss where these uncertainties in skill demand come from, including factors such as digital transformation, stalling productivity, and geopolitical developments. They'll look at the concerns around graduates' ability to apply their skills in the labour market effectively and the impact of socio-structural inequalities on graduate career prospects.
Speakers
- Vecchi Michela
- Kalyan Kumar Kameshwara
- Petra Sauer
- Hans Dietrich
- Luca Cattani
- Sangwoo Lee
- Ben Waltmann
- Zhen Li
- Nivedita Sarkar
- Alice Dias Lopes
- Nikki Shure
Tej Nathwani
This in-person event will be particularly useful for researchers, policy makers and students with an interest in graduate outcomes.
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Ticketing
Pre-booking essential
Cost
Free
Open to
All
Availability
Yes