What do graduates do? 2005

Information on the destinations of graduates from 2003 six months after graduation. Covering 27 subjects, this section shows how many graduates are in employment, the types of jobs they go into, and how many go onto further study.

Arts, creative arts & humanities - overview

• Design studies
• Drama
• English
• Fine art
• History
• Media studies
• Modern languages
• Music

Business & administrative studies - overview

• Accountancy
• Business & management studies
• Marketing

Engineering & building - overview

• Building
• Civil engineering
• Electrical & electronic engineering
• Mechanical engineering

All subjects

• First degree all subjects
• HND and foundation degrees

Maths & IT - overview

• Information technology
• Mathematics

Science - overview

• Biology
• Chemistry
• Environmental, physical, geographical and terrestrial sciences
• Physics

Social sciences - overview

• Economics
• Geography
• Law
• Politics
• Psychology
• Sociology

Articles

• Myths about graduate recruitment
• The graduate market
• Employability uncovered!
• Where do they come from?

Destination trends

• What do PhDs do?, for destinations of 2003 PhD graduates
• What do postgraduates do? for destinations of 2003 Masters and PGCE graduates
• What do graduates do? 2004, for destinations of 2002 graduates
• What do graduates do? 2003, for destinations of 2001 graduates

Further information

• Source of data and how What Do Graduates Do? can help you
• How to order and acknowledgements