Northern universities are taking advantage of the shift to remote working to encourage their graduates to stay
Like thousands of students across the country, Jodie McGregor, a final year food and nutrition student at Teesside University, has just finished submitting everything she needs to graduate virtually. But she doesn’t have time to bemoan what feels like an “abrupt end” to her degree, because she has also used the coronavirus lockdown to launch an online breakfast delivery business in Middlesbrough.
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