Top UK University for Employment Success
The following UK universities perform very well for graduate employment:
Aston University
- Rated as a Top 10 UK University for "Graduate Level" employment success (Times, Sunday Times, Guardian, Complete University Guides 2009 taken from HESA DLHE data).
Thames Valley University
- Named No. 1 for graduate employment (Times Higher Education, July 2008). 94.8% of graduates from TVU were employed or in full-time education within six months of leaving their course, which exceeds the university’s benchmark figure of 89.8% by 5%, making TVU the best in the country in this respect for graduate recruitment.
Queen Mary, University of London
- According to the Employment Performance Indicators in Higher Education 2002/3 published by HESA, Queen Mary performs better than sector average (92.5%) for student employment following graduation. 94.8% of Queen Mary students are in employment or further study six months after graduation. It is over 2% higher than the national average.
The Robert Gordon University
- The Sunday Times University Guide 2006 has ranked RGU 1st for graduate employment in the UK, combining both the lowest level of unemployment (1.9%) with one of the best rates of employment in graduate-level jobs (86.4%).
The University of Nottingham
- The employment record of Nottingham’s graduates is one of the UK’s best, with top graduate employers regularly targeting the University for recruitment.
Heriot-Watt University
- The University has an excellent record of preparing students for graduate careers or further study and maintains a strong position near the top of the university employment league tables. It is placed 13th for graduate employment in the 2008 Sunday Times League Tables.
Edinburgh Napier University
- Edinburgh Napier graduates have one of the best employment prospects of all Scottish universities (Higher Education Statistics Agency, 2009), with over 97% entering employment or further study within 6 months of graduating.
The University of East Anglia
- 93.7% of UEA students go into employment or education six months after studying, scoring better than Oxford and Cambridge, Norwich Evening News 2009 (Based on the official HESA Employment Performance Indicator).
Aston University
- Rated as a Top 10 UK University for "Graduate Level" employment success (Times, Sunday Times, Guardian, Complete University Guides 2009 taken from HESA DLHE data).
Thames Valley University
- Named No. 1 for graduate employment (Times Higher Education, July 2008). 94.8% of graduates from TVU were employed or in full-time education within six months of leaving their course, which exceeds the university’s benchmark figure of 89.8% by 5%, making TVU the best in the country in this respect for graduate recruitment.
Queen Mary, University of London
- According to the Employment Performance Indicators in Higher Education 2002/3 published by HESA, Queen Mary performs better than sector average (92.5%) for student employment following graduation. 94.8% of Queen Mary students are in employment or further study six months after graduation. It is over 2% higher than the national average.
The Robert Gordon University
- The Sunday Times University Guide 2006 has ranked RGU 1st for graduate employment in the UK, combining both the lowest level of unemployment (1.9%) with one of the best rates of employment in graduate-level jobs (86.4%).
The University of Nottingham
- The employment record of Nottingham’s graduates is one of the UK’s best, with top graduate employers regularly targeting the University for recruitment.
Heriot-Watt University
- The University has an excellent record of preparing students for graduate careers or further study and maintains a strong position near the top of the university employment league tables. It is placed 13th for graduate employment in the 2008 Sunday Times League Tables.
Edinburgh Napier University
- Edinburgh Napier graduates have one of the best employment prospects of all Scottish universities (Higher Education Statistics Agency, 2009), with over 97% entering employment or further study within 6 months of graduating.
The University of East Anglia
- 93.7% of UEA students go into employment or education six months after studying, scoring better than Oxford and Cambridge, Norwich Evening News 2009 (Based on the official HESA Employment Performance Indicator).
