Ellie Gomersall speaks at SRHE Student Access and Experience Network Event - Understanding Graduate Experiences of Indebtedness in England and Scotland (Audio length - 00:25:21)
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Personal experiences of graduate indebtedness
Dr Josh Patel speaks at SRHE Student Access and Experience Network Event - Understanding Graduate Experiences of Indebtedness in England and Scotland (Audio length - 00:15:50)
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Perceptions of Value For Money among final year undergraduate students paying lower and higher tuition fees at universities in England
Prof Steve Jones speaks at SRHE Student Access and Experience Network Event - Understanding Graduate Experiences of Indebtedness in England and Scotland (Audio length - 00:30:07)
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Student choices under the 2006 fee regime - expectations and realities
Dr Helen Carasso speaks at SRHE Student Access and Experience Network Event - Understanding Graduate Experiences of Indebtedness in England and Scotland (Audio length - 00:18:28)
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Talent-spotting or social magic? Inequality, cultural sorting and constructions of the ideal graduate in elite professions
Professor Nicola Ingram and Dr Kim Allen, speak at SRHE Student Access and Experience Network Event - Student Access and Experience Network Launch: Access / Participation / Beyond (Audio length - 00:27:05)
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