Jobs in the travel sector
The corporate travel sector may not have an image as glamorous as its leisure counterpart, but there are exciting opportunities for globetrotting graduates. more

The corporate travel sector may not have an image as glamorous as its leisure counterpart, but there are exciting opportunities for globetrotting graduates. more
SDA Bocconi School of Management has launched a Fashion Entrepreneur Challenge Competition to reward business ventures with free fashion management courses. more
Austrian Daniela Jandl, 30, had been looking for a job in Italy with no success; coming across EURES online changed everything. more
Toyota has joined the Clean Energy Partnership, further raising its international profile and creating sustainable mobility.
Higher yields of better-performing bio-diesel could be produced using a new method developed by University of California.
Clemson University researchers have developed a hands-free alternative to cell phone texting while driving.
Finmeccanica invites talented graduates to apply for the Master's in International Business Engineering.
The challenges presented by global competition for access to oil, gas and mineral resources are the subject of a European-wide study.
New research suggests top executives think bonuses are more important to others than to themselves.
The European Commission has called for the gender pay gap to be urgently addressed as it leads to a waste of resources for society and businesses.
ESSEC Business School has announced the launch of “POLLEN”, a new equal opportunity to support high school students.
Airbus is showing support for the United Nations International Year of Biodiversity by featuring the official logo on its largest passenger aircraft - the A380.
Despite injuries and accidents costing businesses more than £3billion a year, firms are more focused on growing profits than protecting their staff.
A significant increase in the recruitment of contract staff is expected during the next 12 months in the UK biotechnology sector.
European e-skills Week aims to review the EU e-skills strategy's achievements in terms of digital literacy and boosting the e-skills of all EU citizens.
European mobile phone operators are now obliged under EU roaming rules to offer their customers a cut-off limit facility to protect them from 'bill shocks'.
A little-used Internet authentication system from the 1980s could provide the answer for enabling web users to securely log in only once per Internet session.
Universities in the UK are launching a round of internships which are set to help local businesses and graduates during the economic downturn.
The Spring Graduate Fair at the University of London will bring together a range of employers who are recruiting for 2010.
The School of Computing at the University of Kent has joined e-skills on their internship programme designed to boost the employability of UK graduates.
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