What universities have the best graduate employment?

OK, so times are dire in employment at the moment - and one of my main factors in choosing a university is how good the employment rate is.

What uni's are the best?

And where should I avoid at all costs?

Thanks for your help

Surrey has been voted top for graduate employment for a while now.

"The latest available figures show that 94.8% of our recent graduates were in employment or further study. This is the highest figure for any English chartered university (including Oxford, Cambridge, Southampton and Warwick)."

The University of Surrey 94.8%
The University of Cambridge 93.6%
The University of Bath 92.6%
The University of Exeter 92.5%
The University of Southampton 91.4%
Imperial College 90.9%
Loughborough University 90.2%
The University of Oxford 90.2%
The University of Warwick 90.1%

(Figures from the Higher Education Statistics Agency.)

But look at the qualifications:

English so excludes RGU, Aberdeen and Glasgow which are higher

Chartered so excludes Northampton which is a statutory corporation

University so excludes KCL which is not a university but it rather a chartered college with degree awarding powers that is a member of the University of London.

Not sure how it has wangled itself ahead of Lancaster which isn't even on the list.

This is the problem with all of this kind of self-promotion. Surrey has made itself top by defining the criteria so as to exclude those how are doing better.