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Engineering's not so bad...
25 January 2013
A paper released by EngineeringUK finds engineering and technology graduates to be highly employable, with 94.3% in work three years after graduation, second only to medicine and dentistry. The paper finds that the medi
A paper released by EngineeringUK
finds engineering and technology
graduates to be highly employable,
with 94.3% in work three years after
graduation, second only to medicine
and dentistry. The paper finds that
the median salary for engineering
and technology graduates three years
on is £28,000.
The paper, entitled, 'Where Do Engineering Graduates Go?' reveals that one third of engineering and technology applications in 2007/08 were from non-UK domiciled students, up five percentage points since 2001/02 when 28% of applicants were from non-UK domiciles. This is about double the proportion of overseas applicants across all subjects, with the average being 15%.
This long term rising trend of increasing engineering applications from outside the UK is particularly prominent at higher degree level, where only 27.2% are UK domiciled compared to 44.9 % across all subjects.
The paper, entitled, 'Where Do Engineering Graduates Go?' reveals that one third of engineering and technology applications in 2007/08 were from non-UK domiciled students, up five percentage points since 2001/02 when 28% of applicants were from non-UK domiciles. This is about double the proportion of overseas applicants across all subjects, with the average being 15%.
This long term rising trend of increasing engineering applications from outside the UK is particularly prominent at higher degree level, where only 27.2% are UK domiciled compared to 44.9 % across all subjects.
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