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University degrees have been put off.

Five homeopathy degrees have been scrapped since 2007.

"Most foundation degrees have been developed with employers, so they are well regarded in that sense.

All four parties, to varying degrees, have been wheeling out "immigration crackdown" proposals.

Pure language degrees have been declining in popularity.But it may be that ignorance has passed the point of no return.

Changes to the eligibility criteria for bursaries to study social work degrees have been introduced to quell the oversupply of social workers, but it is as yet unclear as to the impact these will have on student numbers.

What's more, Sutherland's impressive array of degrees has been gained through part-time study.

That's why some measures in extraordinary degrees had been put in place,' said Jakrapob Penkair, the government's chief spokesman.

In 1962, he became professor of music at Trinity College, Dublin, where, hitherto, all musical degrees had been external.

He never wrote a doctoral thesis either, as academic degrees had been abolished and were not restored until 1934.

Those youngsters with degrees had been recruited into managerial posts or into jobs such as teaching or accounting.