THE GUARDIAN: 'The jobs aren't there': why graduates are leaving northern towns

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The University of Manchester’s deputy vice-chancellor, Luke Georghiou, cited support for graphene research in the city as an example of direct government funding working for the regions. George Osborne asked for a “Crick of the North” to rival London’s specialism in health research, to which Manchester responded with an advanced materials concept that tapped into industrial strategy priorities.

Period16 May 2019

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  • Title'The jobs aren't there': why graduates are leaving northern towns
    Media name/outletThe Guardian
    Media typeWeb
    Country/TerritoryUnited Kingdom
    Date16/05/19
    DescriptionThe University of Manchester’s deputy vice-chancellor, Luke Georghiou, cited support for graphene research in the city as an example of direct government funding working for the regions. George Osborne asked for a “Crick of the North” to rival London’s specialism in health research, to which Manchester responded with an advanced materials concept that tapped into industrial strategy priorities.
    URLhttps://www.theguardian.com/education/2019/may/16/the-jobs-arent-there-why-graduates-are-leaving-northern-towns
    PersonsLuke Georghiou

Keywords

  • employment
  • northern England
  • Northern Powerhouse
  • higher education