The economic situation is changing the trajectories of university students. The need to work longer hours, look for new jobs or return to the places of origin leads many young people to reduce the number of subjects they take and, as a consequence, to extend the time necessary to complete their careers. The vice-rector of the [...]
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The economic situation is changing the trajectories of university students. The need to work longer hours, look for new jobs or return to the places of origin leads many young people to reduce the number of subjects they take and, as a consequence, to extend the time necessary to complete their careers. The vice-rector of the [...]