Failed Universities Will Be Fined

Today, hundreds of thousands of people graduate from university every year both in our country and all over the world. However, only a small fraction of these graduates find employment. The employment rate of new university graduates, especially after the global pandemic, has also increased. less and less.

As you know, although university education is free in our country, in many countries abroad. no free education. When this is the case, graduates who can’t find a job by paying high sums for years after going to university, literally. being victimized by universities.

The Students’ Office takes up the matter

The Office for Students, an independent inspection agency serving in the United Kingdom, announced that they will switch to a new system to defend the rights of graduates who graduated from the relevant departments of universities but were found insufficient in their job applications. According to this system, it will be checked whether many universities, including the world’s giant universities, provide adequate education. These universities will be determined according to the feedback given by students and companies. 500,000 pounds (10,455,390,00 TL) will be fined.

According to the preliminary determinations; Many universities in the UK Has a success rate of 20% to 46%. Students who graduate from the departments of these universities are successful or unsuccessful in finding a job in direct proportion to their success rates.

So why are these rates so low?

The biggest reason for this failure is that many private universities, large and small, have been opened in many countries of the world, including our country, in the last 10 years. These universities charge students high registration fees and annual fees. In return, universities that often provide average and below-average education, they are playing with the future of the students. Since the officials of the Students Office are aware of this situation, they are planning to switch to such a “punishment” system. According to the “failure rates” of these schools that do not comply with the UK government’s new university and education laws and provide inadequate education to students It has even been claimed that.

We hope that one day we can see such a system in our country. In this way, universities that play with the education life and future of the young people in our country get the necessary punishments.