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Harvard Lecturers and Postdocs Set to Join Striking Graduate Workers in a Walkout Over Pay

Harvard's graduate union, which represents over 4,000 workers, is on strike, and a union of about 2,600 lecturers and postdocs was set to join it Nov. 10.

November 10, 2026Read Article

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New Zealand Caps Research Master's Students at 25 Work Hours Under 4 New Visa Rules

New master's-by-research students in New Zealand lose unlimited work rights and get 25 hours a week from 27 October 2026. Here are all 4 visa changes.

October 28, 2026Read Article

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Kenyan Graduates of 2020 or Later Have Until November 9 to Apply for 6,000 Paid Housing Internships

Kenya's PSC lists 6,000 paid Affordable Housing internships, 475 in architecture and 30 in interior design, for 2020-or-later graduates. Apply by November 9.

October 20, 2026Read Article

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Should You Go Back to College for Engineering and What the Degree Pays Back

NACE projects Class of 2026 engineering bachelor's graduates will start at $81,198 on average. See when going back to college for engineering pays off.

October 19, 2026Read Article

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Bentley Sets 93 Early-Career Places Including R&D, Manufacturing, IT and Sales Roles After the Torcal Launch

Bentley's 2027 Crewe intake has 93 places (49 placements, 15 graduate, 29 apprentice roles). Three placement listings pay £25,500 and close 23 October 2026.

October 14, 2026Read Article

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China's 2027 Civil Service Exam Offers 35,700 Places, With Registration Opening October 14

China plans to hire 35,700 civil servants for central agencies and their affiliated bodies in 2027. Registration opens Oct. 14. See who can apply and how.

October 13, 2026Read Article

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Heriot-Watt's £35m Brewing and Distilling Centre Could Support 1,570 Scottish Jobs, 260 of Them New

A £35m Heriot-Watt brewing and distilling centre could support 1,570 Scottish jobs by year ten, 260 of them net new, if industry and government fund it.

October 12, 2026Read Article

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Singapore Graduates Can Chase 1,000 UOB Places Over the Next Year, From Wealth to Anti-Money Laundering

UOB plans to recruit 1,000 young graduates in Singapore until October next year for wealth, anti-money laundering and trainee roles. Here is how each works.

October 10, 2026Read Article

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International Students Seeking OPT Would Need Their School to Pay $70,000 First Under a DHS Proposal

DHS proposes a $70,000 school fee for a student's first OPT and $30,000 for each later OPT, including STEM OPT. Comments close November 9. Here is what changes.

October 8, 2026Read Article

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Engineering Freshers at HCLTech Start at Rs 4.5 Lakh Outside Four Cities and Rs 18 Lakh in the Elite Cadre

HCLTech engineering freshers start at Rs 4.5 lakh outside four New Vistas cities and Rs 18 lakh in the Elite Engineer cadre. See the AMP tiers and tests.

October 1, 2026Read Article

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Where New Zealand Graduates Can Still Find Work With Graduate Roles at Just Over 2 Percent of Seek Ads

Seek says graduate roles made up just over 2 percent of its New Zealand job ads. See which sectors and regions grew ads in August and where graduates can apply.

October 1, 2026Read Article

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Full Sail Cuts 180 Jobs and Illinois Tech Cuts 160 as College Layoffs Widen

Full Sail cut 180 jobs and Illinois Tech 160 as college staffing fell 6.6 percent in a year. Why campus support roles are shrinking while faculty numbers grow.

September 11, 2026Read Article

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