ok, so how EMPLOYABLE are soas graduates anyway?

just wondering. i mean every adult (ok older adult) i tell that im going to soas, says wow thats very good its a really good uni, younger people (ok below the age of 20) seem to say !where?!

ok ignore what i just wrote. what i mean is once you graduate from soas, is it considered "oh, you graduated from soas, thats a good uni" or is it more of a "oh. you graduated from soas (you pot head)". lol

ok ignore what i just wrote. what i mean is once you graduate from soas, is it considered "oh, you graduated from soas, thats a good uni" or is it more of a "oh. you graduated from soas (you pot head)". lol

SOAS has pretty good employability ratings. The latest times table puts it around the same standard as Warwick and Durham, actually.

Just note though that the tables don't account for the quality of employment - just quantity as far as I can tell.

Well, it says it only includes jobs that require a degree. So it won't include people who got stuck in a low-end job. But SOAS has fairly predictable employment prospects anyway - NGOs, Translation, etc. etc.

hmm i dont particularly want to go into areas like that... >< eek! i know the majority of people at soas probably do though..

To be honest, I'm as ignorant as you regarding jobs that don't directly involve Africa or Asia. I haven't personally looked into it, since I'm hoping to do research anyway.