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Degrees still a worthwhile investment says new study
Most employed university leavers are in graduate-level jobs four years after graduation, a research study into the early careers of graduates revealed today by reseachers in the University of Warwick's Institute for Employment Research
AWM Chair in Triple Midland Tour of £70 million 200 Company Programme
Nick Paul, Chairman of Advantage West Midlands is to make a special tour of Midlands manufacturers to see for himself the results Advantage West Midlands support for the £70 million Premium Auto Research and Development Program at WMG at the University of Warwick.
UK Robot Investment Mirrors England Football World Cup Performance
Pundits desperately searching for explanations for the England football team's world cup qualifying performance will find striking parallels with the latest figures for the UK's performance in investment in commercial robots, according to researchers at the University of Warwick.
Midlands manufacturers urged to turn to £6 billion health market
The University of Warwick's Warwick Manufacturing Group are launching a new programme to help West Midlands manufacturing companies tap into the massive relatively new and fast growing health technology manufacturing market that a recent Government report valued as worth up to £6 billion in the UK alone.
UK Manufacturing Sees Highest Ever Robot Sales
The British Automation and Robot Association (BARA) based at the University of Warwick have announced record sales of robots within the UK for the third quarter of 2004. With 507 robots sold this is the highest number on record and shows that significant investment in manufacturing in the UK is still taking place.
Adecco Founds Research Fellowship at the University of Warwick to study Chinese Labour Markets
Adecco, the world's largest HR Services company, announces the foundation of the Adecco Research Fellowship at the University of Warwick.
The Adecco Research Fellowship will provide funding for two outstanding academic researchers from China to work in the Employment Law Research Unit of the University of Warwick, carrying out extensive research into the Chinese labour market, the largest potential employment market in the world.