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EngineeringUK’s research report – Graduate Outcomes – uses the latest data from HESA to explore engineering and technology graduates’ activity 15 months on from graduation.
Top five findings
- Engineering and technology graduates are more likely to be in work than graduates in other subjects.
- More than two-thirds of engineering and technology graduates went on to work in engineering and technology jobs, but this is higher for men than women.
- Graduates working in engineering and technology roles are earning more than graduates in other jobs.
- Engineering and technology graduates are more likely to think their degree was relevant to their job and feel ‘on track’ with plans for the future.
- Women, those from a lower socioeconomic background and Black/Black British (Caribbean) young people continue to be underrepresented in engineering and technology degrees.
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