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Universities can’t, and shouldn’t, educate to suit employers

Stefan Popenici writes in The Conversation:

‘Despite higher education seeking industry solutions for graduate employability, it is harder than ever for graduates to find jobs. Rather than focusing on this employability, universities need to focus on producing well-rounded graduates who have experienced creative, imaginative and high-quality learning to ensure they are prepared for whatever life brings, not just one specific vocation.’

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