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Democracy Sausage with Mark Kenny: Are you job-ready?

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Kenny, Mark
Sheppard, Jill
Taflaga, Marija

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Are the government’s changes to university degree funding about getting graduates job-ready, or hostility towards the humanities? The government is changing university funding to encourage students into ‘job-ready’ degrees and away from humanities and the social sciences. But is this about meeting future employment demands or something else? Joining Mark Kenny to discuss the changes are Dr Jill Sheppard and regular podleague Dr Marija Taflaga.

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