![]() “People are choosing to stay in education at a time of economic turbulence,” he said. ![]() It’s a stain on employers that they’re not treating their applicants with common courtesy.”Ĭurnock Cook added that while master’s degrees are usually worthwhile investments since they are favoured by many employers and result in higher average salaries, she advised against “making decisions in a rush for the wrong reasons”, particularly since loans available for postgraduate study won’t necessarily cover all expenses.ĭan Barcroft, head of admissions at Sheffield University, said postgrad study has been especially popular among undergraduates planning to remain at the university, with application numbers rising by 35%. “A lot of what I’m hearing is people getting stressed about making tons of applications and not even getting acknowledgement. ![]() “That’s what’s causing this idea of the panic master’s,” she said. ![]()
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