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Career - Social Sciences - 08.06.2023 
Global review finds financial rewards could help teacher recruitment and retention
Financial incentives could be an effective way to support teacher recruitment, particularly in schools with high levels of socio-economic disadvantage, finds a new review led by UCL researchers and published by the Education Endowment Foundation (EEF).
Health - Career - 07.06.2023
Environment - Career - 07.06.2023
Career - 02.06.2023
Economics - Career - 01.06.2023 
Smiles and jokes help good managers boost hotel staff performance
Using humour can help managers encourage hotel staff to provide guests with better service. Hotel managers who share a smile and a joke with their teams are more likely to see staff 'going the extra mile' when engaging with customers, a new study reveals. Using humour has the effect of raising team energy and prompting more positive staff behaviour towards guests - particularly among 'less-traditional' workers and employees who prefer to have different experiences.
Career - 30.05.2023
Career - Campus - 25.05.2023
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Career - Economics - 23.05.2023 
Live immersive experience only possible with ’deep pockets’ of creators, report reveals
More than half of creatives who put on live/location-based immersive experiences are having to self-fund performances, a new report finds.
Career - 22.05.2023 
Young carers less likely to graduate from university
Young people who provide informal unpaid care to family members or others outside their household are on average 38% less likely to obtain a university degree than their counterparts with no caring responsibilities, according to a new study by UCL researchers. The study, published in Advances in Life Course Research , looked at up to 10 years of data from more than 27,000 young adults in the UK who were aged between 16 and 29.
Pedagogy - Career - 18.05.2023
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Career - History / Archeology - 15.05.2023
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Politics - Career - 18.04.2023
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Research Management - Career - 31.03.2023
Career - 31.03.2023 
Analysis: Remote working - how a surge in digital nomads is pricing out local communities worldwide
PhD researcher Dave Cook (UCL Anthropology) draws on his studies around the world to describe in The Conversation what makes a someone a "digital nomad," how many there are in the world, and the effects they are having on society.
Life Sciences - Career - 30.03.2023
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Robots can help improve mental wellbeing at work - as long as they look right
Robots can be useful as mental wellbeing coaches in the workplace - but perception of their effectiveness depends in large part on what the robot looks like.
Career - Economics - 10.03.2023
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Two Imperial engineers win European grants for pioneering research
Two Imperial engineers have won European Research Council Proof of Concept grants for their pioneering research.
Art and Design - Career - 02.03.2023
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Career - 24.02.2023
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Financial incentives could be an effective way to support teacher recruitment, particularly in schools with high levels of socio-economic disadvantage, finds a new review led by UCL researchers and published by the Education Endowment Foundation (EEF).
UK medical students and doctors are increasingly vulnerable to financial difficulties
Medical students and doctors are at increasing risk of experiencing financial difficulty throughout their careers, with reasons ranging from illness and disability to high training costs and student debt, according to a new study led by researchers at UCL.
Medical students and doctors are at increasing risk of experiencing financial difficulty throughout their careers, with reasons ranging from illness and disability to high training costs and student debt, according to a new study led by researchers at UCL.
Using humour can help managers encourage hotel staff to provide guests with better service. Hotel managers who share a smile and a joke with their teams are more likely to see staff 'going the extra mile' when engaging with customers, a new study reveals. Using humour has the effect of raising team energy and prompting more positive staff behaviour towards guests - particularly among 'less-traditional' workers and employees who prefer to have different experiences.
Government urged to improve menopause employment care to keep women in the workplace
A lack of support is pushing women experiencing menopause symptoms out of work, business leaders and academics have warned MPs.
A lack of support is pushing women experiencing menopause symptoms out of work, business leaders and academics have warned MPs.
More than half of creatives who put on live/location-based immersive experiences are having to self-fund performances, a new report finds.
Young people who provide informal unpaid care to family members or others outside their household are on average 38% less likely to obtain a university degree than their counterparts with no caring responsibilities, according to a new study by UCL researchers. The study, published in Advances in Life Course Research , looked at up to 10 years of data from more than 27,000 young adults in the UK who were aged between 16 and 29.
UCL to support innovative resources platform for international school counsellors
The new innovative content sharing and best practice platform that will offer advice and guidance to international school counsellors, tasked with advising the brightest global students on university and career selection, will be supported by UCL.
The new innovative content sharing and best practice platform that will offer advice and guidance to international school counsellors, tasked with advising the brightest global students on university and career selection, will be supported by UCL.
UCL co-creates innovative resources platform for international school counsellors
An innovative content sharing and best practice platform that will offer advice and guidance to international school counsellors, tasked with advising the brightest global students on university and career selection, is to be co-created by UCL.
An innovative content sharing and best practice platform that will offer advice and guidance to international school counsellors, tasked with advising the brightest global students on university and career selection, is to be co-created by UCL.
Growing divide in regional health inequalities exposed
A new report, involving University of Manchester researchers, has found a worrying pattern of lower life expectancy, higher infant mortality and worse health and wellbeing in the North of England.
A new report, involving University of Manchester researchers, has found a worrying pattern of lower life expectancy, higher infant mortality and worse health and wellbeing in the North of England.
PhD researcher Dave Cook (UCL Anthropology) draws on his studies around the world to describe in The Conversation what makes a someone a "digital nomad," how many there are in the world, and the effects they are having on society.
Robots can be useful as mental wellbeing coaches in the workplace - but perception of their effectiveness depends in large part on what the robot looks like.
Two Imperial engineers have won European Research Council Proof of Concept grants for their pioneering research.
