Events & Opportunities
| | Posted on 26.05.2010 | Posted by JF
Futuretrack Survey 2010
If you fit into one of the categories above and have not yet completed the Stage 3 2010 Futuretrack Survey as a final year student, please do so NOW, by clicking on the link below.
Futuretrack is the only wholly independent survey of higher education applicants and students in the UK and covers all universities and higher education colleges. It is being conducted by a research team at the Institute for Employment Research at the University of Warwick. Your response is
confidential and your personal details will not be used for any other purpose or seen by anyone outside theWarwick research team.
As a small incentive to complete the questionnaire, there is a prize draw for respondents with a top prize of £1000 and additional prizes of £50, but the Futuretrack study isn't about prizes, it's about contributing to really valuable research and helping to ensure that it is representative of all of the 2006 applicant cohort, whatever paths they have followed. Don’t miss your chance to take part in this year’s survey.
The Futuretrack researchers and the sponsor, the Higher Education Careers Services Unit (HECSU), the educational charity that funds it, aim to provide accurate and unbiased information for all the people to whom it matters, including graduates, students, those thinking of applying for courses,
employers, higher education policy-makers and educational institutions.
See www.go.warwick.ac.uk/glmf/futuretrack to find out more about the survey.
Futuretrack is the only wholly independent survey of higher education applicants and students in the UK and covers all universities and higher education colleges. It is being conducted by a research team at the Institute for Employment Research at the University of Warwick. Your response is
confidential and your personal details will not be used for any other purpose or seen by anyone outside theWarwick research team.
As a small incentive to complete the questionnaire, there is a prize draw for respondents with a top prize of £1000 and additional prizes of £50, but the Futuretrack study isn't about prizes, it's about contributing to really valuable research and helping to ensure that it is representative of all of the 2006 applicant cohort, whatever paths they have followed. Don’t miss your chance to take part in this year’s survey.
The Futuretrack researchers and the sponsor, the Higher Education Careers Services Unit (HECSU), the educational charity that funds it, aim to provide accurate and unbiased information for all the people to whom it matters, including graduates, students, those thinking of applying for courses,
employers, higher education policy-makers and educational institutions.
See www.go.warwick.ac.uk/glmf/futuretrack to find out more about the survey.
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