Heike Behle, University of Warwick, speaks at SRHE Student Experience Network Event - Learning Gain: Different perspectives. (Audio length - 00:36:06)

Graduates transition from HE to the labour market: Are we producing employable graduates?

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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)

Talent-spotting or social magic? Inequality, cultural sorting and constructions of the ideal graduate in elite professions

Dr Camille Kandiko Howson, Imperial College London, speaks at SRHE Student Access and Experience Network Event - Student Access and Experience Network Launch: Access / Participation / Beyond (Audio length - 00:34:09)

From Cinderella to Queen Bee: Student Experience Research

Dr Julian Crockford, University of Sheffield, speaks at SRHE Student Access and Experience Network Event - Student Access and Experience Network Launch: Access / Participation / Beyond (Audio length - 00:33:07)

Tensions, Contradictions and Perpetual Loose Ends - Widening Participation in HE Policy

Network Convenors speak at SRHE Student Access and Experience Network Event - Student Access and Experience Network Launch: Access / Participation / Beyond (Audio length - 00:07:37)

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Dr Edd Pitt, University of Kent, speaks at SRHE Technical, Professional and Vocational Higher Education Network Event - Developing Feedback Literacy: Key Challenges and Future Horizons (Audio length - 00:31:09)

Graduates transition from HE to the labour market: Are we producing employable graduates?

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