'Beyond access? Social mobility and life chances'

'Beyond access? Social mobility and life chances'

By Higher Education Research Centre (HERC), Dublin City University

Date and time

Tue, 9 May 2017 12:30 - 14:30 GMT+1

Location

The Helix

Collins Avenue Glasnevin Ireland

Description

Beyond access? Social mobility and life chances of non-traditional students after graduation

When: Tuesday, 9 May 2017

Time: 13.00-14.30 (light refreshments available from 12.30)

Where: The Blue Room, The Helix DCU - Glasnevin Campus*

In this seminar Professor John Field, Adjunct Professor in HERC and Emeritus Professor of Education, Stirling University, draws on data from across Europe to examine patterns of social mobility and life chances for ‘non-traditional’ students after they complete their studies.

While some progress has been made in widening access to higher education for students from diverse socio-economic backgrounds and also different age groups, little is known about what happens after graduation. As is well documented in relation to women, participation in higher education does not guarantee equality of subsequent outcomes.

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* Google Maps location: The Helix, Collins Avenue, Glasnevin. There is a fee-paying Multi-Storey Car Park conveniently located on the right hand side from the DCU main entrance on Collins Avenue. The Helix is also located on the right from the main entrance.
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