The latest data from the government's LEO project has just been released and now enables us to see typical graduate earnings* by subject and by university.
https://www.gov.uk/government/statistics/graduate-outcomes-for-all-subjects-by-universityThe Top 10 subject/universities for graduate earnings* are:1. Oxford : Business (E&M) : £71,700
2. Oxford : Law : £61,400
3. Cambridge : Economics : £61,000
4. Birkbeck : Economics : £60,200
5. LSE : Economics : £55,200
6. Cambridge : Law : £54,700
7. Warwick : Economics : £52,000
8. Imperial : CompSci : £51,800
9. Cambridge : CompSci : £51,300
10= Bath : Economics : £51,200
10= Oxford : Economics : £51,200
*Ranked by median graduate earnings measured 5 years after completing the course.
Oxford and Cambridge both have 3 courses in the Top 10. Birkbeck makes a strong appearance, knocking LSE into 5th place.
I'll be including some more LEO analysis in this thread shortly
In the meantime the guys at Wonkhe have done a great job:
http://wonkhe.com/blogs/live-longitudinal-education-outcomes-data-released/