Browsing by Author "Robotham, David"
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Item Metadata only Combining study and employment: a step too far?(Emerald, 2009) Robotham, DavidItem Metadata only Communication in organisations(Financial Times/ Prentice Hall, 2007) Robotham, DavidItem Metadata only From groups to teams to virtual teams(Ingenta, 2008) Robotham, DavidItem Metadata only Stress among higher education students: towards a research agenda(Springer, 2008) Robotham, DavidItem Metadata only Stress and the higher education student: a critical review of the literature(Taylor and Francis, 2006) Robotham, David; Julian, C.Item Metadata only Student part-time employment: characteristics and consequences(Emerald, 2012-02) Robotham, DavidThe aim of the paper is to examine the consequences of students engaging in part-time employment during their studies. It reports the results of a survey of part-time employment among university students. The research examined the possible consequences of combining part-time employment with full-time study, with particular reference to stress.Item Metadata only Students' perspectives on term-time employment: an exploratory qualitative study.(2012) Robotham, DavidThe number of full-time students engaging in part-time employment during their studies at university continues to rise, both in the UK and also in other countries. The majority of previous studies in this area have adopted a quantitative research design using a survey. This study seeks to address this weakness in the existing literature through using qualitative data. Students at a large university in the UK completed an online survey requiring more discursive answers. The findings indicate that part-time employment continues to be a majority experience for those students. The data also indicates that while there are negative consequences of combining study and part-time employment, there also perceived benefits to be gained.