University over-expansion has led to the farce of pretend graduate jobs Employers are confining many low-skilled roles to graduates. Why should they care that this requires recruits to take on huge debt, asks Paul Wiltshire By Paul Wiltshire 18 August
The UK fails students by not facing up to diminishing graduate returns Averages aren’t enough. We need to know when HE expansion causes the marginal premium to disappear. It was probably long ago, says Paul Wiltshire By Paul Wiltshire 20 March
As the father of four students, I think far too many people go to university A-level results day celebrations belie a vicious spiral of demand for degrees that damages students and society, says Paul Wiltshire By Paul Wiltshire 15 August
The last thing UK students need is a higher maintenance loan Students already graduate with huge debts. Rather than accepting yet more easy credit, they should do more paid work, says Paul Wiltshire By Paul Wiltshire 16 May
For their own good, we should force students to physically attend lectures Lockdowns demonstrated the damage isolation does to mental health. Why are universities prolonging it by recording lectures, asks Paul Wiltshire By Paul Wiltshire 27 September
