No one will mourn the decline of Mickey Mouse degrees - by Charlotte Lytton for the Telegraph

Admissions to nursing courses are up by a third among school leavers according to Charlotte Lytton in this weekend's Telegraph, raising further questions about the viability of traditional academic degrees in a post-Covid world:

"Needing a university degree for a vocational career may seem curious. More curious, though, is the “need” for a generic university degree that fills three years in the most expensive way imaginable without so much as the suggestion of employment at the end of it."

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