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Evaluating a university micro-placement programme in England: A convergent mixed-methods study of student experiences, attainment and progression
Work-integrated learning is associated with improved academic and employment outcomes. However, access to traditional placements remains uneven. Micro-placements offer shorter, paid and potentially more accessible work experience, but evidence concerning their longer-term outcomes is limited. This s
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