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…e, hid his car keys and went off to surf with his friends. But when he got back to his car, the doors were open and someone had stolen all the belongings in his car. Inspired, Oliver came up with the Key Rider – a waterproof solution for water and outdoor sports participants. The Product Design & Innovation student has devised a concept that can hold anything from car keys and money to jewellery and credit cards, and attaches to your wrist or ankl…

…would reward universities that take low risk students – those from wealthy backgrounds – as they would more likely to get high-paying jobs and be able to repay their loans off more quickly. These students would create a safer and more lucrative loan book with higher rates of return. On the flip-side such a policy would penalise those universities that take students from non-traditional backgrounds who are more likely to stay within the region they…

…a hotbed for successful enterprise. The facts speak for themselves. In the 2012-13 academic year, universities and higher education institutions supported the creation of more than 3,500 start-ups by their recent graduates. This brought the total of active graduate companies created in the last 13 years to 8,127, employing 15,588 staff, receiving investments totalling £28.5m and having a combined turnover in 2012-13 of £376m. Bricks and ideas In…

…of the newer universities, whose graduates often work in science, technology and start-up companies, responded: “[This] would penalise universities that take students from non-traditional backgrounds, who are more likely to stay within the region they study [usually closer to home to start with] and go into lower-salaried graduate work.”…