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Visiting Professor In Practice, Grantham Research Institute on climate change and the environment, London School of Economics

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Why summer is the perfect time to bolster your CV – even if you can’t find a holiday job

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Even if you can’t find a formal job, you could offer pet sitting … Photograph: monkeybusinessimages/Getty Images Today’s employers want more than just applicants with a degree. In fact, 71% of those polled by Universities UK said that improved work-ready skills among graduate applicants would make them more likely to recruit.
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How AI can supercharge your studies – but don’t cross any red lines

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Universities are developing clear guidelines on how and where using AI is acceptable. Photograph: Stocksy United It’s the technology that is already revolutionising the way we live and work. And with two-thirds of university students saying they use AI for work towards their degree, according to a YouGov poll of just over 1,000 students, it’s a hot topic on campus, too. But when it comes to using AI at university, what are the dos and don’ts? And where exactly is the red line?
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A students’ guide to cracking the first year: ‘If someone invites you somewhere … go’

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Here’s where you can make friends to last a lifetime, but there’ll probably be some challenges along the way. “I didn’t expect to get into Warwick so I didn’t visit the campus, which made it quite intimidating,” says Lola Fallon, 21, a third year history and politics student at the university. “So I would say try to visit at least once before you start.” Structure is very important to having a happy life with your flatmates, says Kate Ptackova, a human sciences student the University of Greenwich.
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