More students opt to study degrees on Island
A lecturer at the Isle of Man College says the goalposts are moving in terms of higher education.
Catriona Mackie believes more students are opting to remain on the Island to study degrees, rather than go to university in the UK.
Last week hundreds of sixth-formers received their A-Level results.
Miss Mackie says the appeal of on-Island study has never been greater:
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