Sunday, 13 September 2026 — Clearer loans, AI job shifts, and course regrets
The government will change how student loans are presented, making it clear that repayment rules can change and that career choices affect how much graduates pay back. This helps students make more informed decisions before committing to university.
New data shows AI is reducing demand for computer science and economics graduates, especially in well-paid finance roles. This is a real eye-opener for schools and universities to rethink career advice and course offerings.
A survey reveals up to a third of graduates wish they’d picked a different subject. This is food for thought for students, parents, and advisers about the importance of course fit and future-proofing skills.
New specialist courses are available to help organisations across North Wales comply with upcoming anti-terrorism legislation. Good to see education supporting wider community safety and workforce readiness.
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