…are open to all. 20250123 37615 37614 1 Employers support ban on unpaid internships as working-class graduates lose out on growing route into careers https://www.suttontrust.com/news-opinion/all-news-opinion/employers-support-ban-on-unpaid-internships-as-working-class-graduates-lose-out-on-growing-route-into-careers/ grid 1 in 2 recent…
Engineering more socio-economically diverse than most other sectors, but barriers remain
…and differences in access to subjects like triple science and physics. The split between students taking vocational and academic routes also risks perpetuating inequalities. Vocational routes tend to attract more…
Supporting social mobility through the post-18 review
…the outcomes of the review are published in the coming weeks, it is essential that increasing opportunities and widening access are not jeopardised, but in fact placed at the heart…
Student finance: Under review
…had other big changes to the system. In 2006, fees were increased to a maximum of £3000 – after a big argument in the Labour Party against variable fees that…
Sally Power: Private school and an Oxbridge degree remain the currency of British politics
Professor Sally Power writes about the Sutton Trust candidates’ research for The Conversation. When the new crop of MPs take their seats after the May election, many may know each…
A Liveable NHS Bursary is needed to make medicine truly accessible to all
…doctor roles burnt out, over-worked, and likely in personal debt. This is not like many other degrees, whereby picking up shifts at a local supermarket can be possible – timetables…