This edited collection offers a comprehensive exploration of Higher and Degree Apprenticeships, bringing together perspectives from learners, employers, educators, coaches, providers, and policy influences. It provides readers with real-world insights into the application, potential challenges and successes of higher degree apprenticeships alongside the knowledge and tools needed to thrive within this sector.

Divided into three key sections the book enables a holistic understanding of how Higher and Degree Apprenticeships function in practice. Section One focuses on the perspectives of key stakeholders, including the learner, employer, educator, university training provider, learner coach, and compliance and regulatory bodies. Section Two explores industry contexts, with chapters dedicated to health and social care, education, business and management, finance, and cyber security. Section Three examines thematic areas such as sustainability, diversity and inclusion, technology, health and wellbeing, and social mobility, offering a broader understanding of the challenges and opportunities within higher and degree apprenticeships.

This is an essential resource for students, educators, employers, and policymakers, as well as a must-read for anyone seeking to deepen their understanding or succeed in this dynamic and evolving field.