The Graduates
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| Initial release | December 22, 1995 |
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| Directors | Leonardo Pieraccioni |
| Screenplay | Leonardo Pieraccioni |
| Giovanni Veronesi | |
| Producers | Vittorio Cecchi Gori |
| Rita Rusic | |
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| ID | 2104868 |
About The Graduates
The Graduates is a 1995 Italian comedy film directed by Leonardo Pieraccioni.
Applications 'filtered by Uni-ranking'
... While there is no doubt that many students dream of attending reputation ally renowned universities such as Oxford or Cambridge, most of The Graduates are with the same level of debt or loan for students (and tuition fees), regardless of which University you attended, she said...
Student loans: Would the proposed changes help poorer students?
... So if you imagine looking at all The Graduates who have borrowed money in order of their annual earnings, the first example is 10% of the way along, the second is 25% of the way along et cetera...
Applications 'filtered by Uni-ranking'
graduates of 24 top UK universities are more likely to find work soon After graduating than those from other universities, research says.
Four-fifths of the Russell Group of graduates entered full-time work within a few weeks of leave, compared with two-thirds of the respondents from other institutions, a survey for graduate found recruiter Milkround.
He said the company used a tick box system to filter candidates on The League table, the position of the universities.
Milkround surveyed 1,500 new graduates.
The Graduate jobs board has helped students and graduates to connect with leading employers for decades.
'Fairer setting'He noted that some of The Best scientific universities, such as Aberdeen, St Andrews and Lancaster, are one of the renowned research-focused, Russell Group .
The Russell Group of 24 leading universities: Birmingham, Bristol, Cambridge, Cardiff, Durham, Edinburgh, Exeter, Glasgow, Imperial College London, King's College London, Leeds, Liverpool, London School of Economics and Political Science , Manchester, Newcastle, Nottingham, Oxford, Queen Mary, University of London, Queen's University Belfast, Sheffield, Southampton, University College London, Warwick and York.
Georgina Brazier, a graduate jobs expert at Milkround, said the company will miss the chance to recruit some of the "fantastic graduates from other universities".
she called the employer to take a balanced approach, rather than the "tick-box exercises, such as the filtering of candidates through the university league tables".
"While there is No Doubt that Many students dream of attending reputation ally renowned universities such as Oxford or Cambridge, most of The Graduates are with the same level of debt or loan for students (and tuition fees), regardless of which University you attended," She Said .
"The investments, the students visit the University and get your degree is substantial, and while academic success should be praised, some graduates feel the yield, if you should be in the workplace fairer. "
A separate survey of 7,000 students for Milkround, a significant minority wanted to be carried out, the recruitment of "blind", candidates on " gender, religion, and everything to indicate what socio-economic background.
Exam GradeA series of high-profile companies like Deloite, KPMG and the public service, the name of the blind-processed application.
Dr. Jack Britton, of The Institute for Fiscal Studies, found in the year of 2017, Russell Group graduates earned an average of £33,500 After five years - about 40% More Than those who had studied at other universities.
graduates of various other institutions - Many of them dance-and drama-universities - had an average result closer to £15,000.
said Dr. Britton, much of this is attributed could be, the skills and interests of The Graduates rather than the quality of the universities.
And he showed the participants, the Russell Group of universities started their degrees with better exam grades, on average.
In November of last year, found that women earn with a degree, on average, 28% More Than non-graduate women.
The study also found men with a degree earn, on average, 8% More Than non-graduates.
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Source of news: bbc.com
