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‘When everything had gone dark, the OU lit up my life,’ says young mother of two
Katherine from Aberdeenshire left school at 17 after having her first child, but instead of giving up on her career dreams she has remained determined to make her family proud.…
‘OU study unlocked the career I’d always wanted’
For many years Emilie, 47, put her professional aspirations aside, working hard to pay the bills and be present as a mum. It wasn’t until her son completed his degree…
Reeves’ predicted fiscal caution is actually the start of a more radical strategy
Alan Shipman is an Open University Senior Lecturer in Economics, with a macroeconomic accounting focus. Here he points out how challenging it will be for the Chancellor to produce a…
A new report calls for better support for people experiencing early pregnancy endings in the workplace
New research into early pregnancy endings is calling on employers to adopt more inclusive and supportive policies for those experiencing pregnancy endings in the workplace. Authored by Professor Jo Brewis…
Lack of budget and technical skills holding UK businesses back from improved productivity
As the UK grapples with stagnant productivity growth, a new report from The Open University…
The Open University welcomes two new Entrepreneurs in Residence
The Open University (OU) is thrilled to announce the addition of two new Entrepreneurs in…
