What is considered a good graduate salary?

Google give £120,000 a friend got a job offer

In the U.K.?

In chf which is very close

Chf?

It’s a currency Swiss francs, he was offered a UK job at £120,000 or 120,000chf in Zurich

Never seen £120k in the UK for Google. It's usually £70-80k.

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But how do people manage?

Mabage how? (or is this sarcasm)

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Hmmm, but couldnt this theory be applied to many things i.e. if you did a 4 year MSci degree, or went on to do a masters, or took a gap year or two ?

It’s a currency Swiss francs, he was offered a UK job at £120,000 or 120,000chf in Zurich

Your comments don’t make any sense

Chf and gbp are not close
120000 chf = 91200 gbp
Then there’s the cost of living which is notorious in Switzerland

Why would you start by only mentioning the worse offer

Plus google don’t pay that much to grads, unless you’re in silicon valley

Depends on the course/job. If you're an English grad then 25k is great. If you're a chemical engineering grad then that's poor. If you're an engineering grad but you choose to go into teaching then 25k is good again.

lol reality will hit you hard when you realise even as a chemical/mechanical engineering grad £25k is probably what you'll realistically get. Job market is hard out there especially with brexit, you'll be quite blessed to land something that pays £28k+

2 offers for 28.5k, one with a 2k joining bonus.
I haven't seen many positions as low as 25k.

They exist! Grad schemes are not easy to get on (esp for engineering) so well done if you have those two offers.

are you chem eng?

It all really depends... Take a look at this.

does salaries vary according to the uni that u graduated from ?

They do. And they actually pay more in Switzerland than they do in SV overall.

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