http://images.thetimes.co.uk/TGD/pic...,125607,00.jpg
Have a look.
x
Turn on thread page Beta
-
Bhaal85
- Follow
- 0 followers
- 1 badge
- Send a private message to Bhaal85
- Thread Starter
Offline1ReputationRep:- Follow
- 1
- 02-06-2004 21:06
-
- Follow
- 2
- 02-06-2004 21:16
Law is much lower than I expected for graduate jobs.
-
Bhaal85
- Follow
- 0 followers
- 1 badge
- Send a private message to Bhaal85
- Thread Starter
Offline1ReputationRep:- Follow
- 3
- 02-06-2004 21:19
(Original post by James_W)
Law is much lower than I expected for graduate jobs. -
- Follow
- 4
- 02-06-2004 21:20
I'm guessing that's supposed to be 19% not 198% on Town and Country Planning? That *would* be impressive.
-
- Follow
- 5
- 02-06-2004 21:22
(Original post by elpollodiablouk)
I'm guessing that's supposed to be 19% not 198% on Town and Country Planning? That *would* be impressive. -
- Follow
- 6
- 02-06-2004 21:24
(Original post by James_W)
Unless it means that the extra 98% (in relation to people doing the degree) are people from other degrees going into town and country planning? Thats the only other plausiable explanation I can think of. -
- Follow
- 7
- 02-06-2004 21:42
Interesting...American Studies has a higher employment rate than English. And here's me deciding to do English because I thought it would lead to better job opportunities!
-
- Follow
- 8
- 02-06-2004 21:46
Erm remember to take the further study into account too, it seems most law graduates go onto further study hence the low graduate employment rate.
-
- Follow
- 9
- 03-06-2004 00:01
Hmm...computer science doesn't look as promising as I'd hoped...
-
- Follow
- 10
- 03-06-2004 00:35
bloody depressing this....... i turned down medicine for microbiology... erm!
-
- Follow
- 11
- 03-06-2004 00:50
Does that mean that the X% who don't go on to further study or get a graduate level job go into entry-level jobs? 'cause for my degree that figure is 44% and they can't all be unemployed!
-
Baron Huntroyde
- Follow
- 0 followers
- 0 badges
- Send a private message to Baron Huntroyde
Offline0ReputationRep:- Follow
- 12
- 03-06-2004 09:27
(Original post by elpollodiablouk)
I'm guessing that's supposed to be 19% not 198% on Town and Country Planning? That *would* be impressive. -
- Follow
- 13
- 03-06-2004 09:33
(Original post by Bhaal85)
Ditto, bit shocked, I presume it means the employability in relation to the degree, e.g. percentage of law graduates whom become practising solicitors/training contracts/etc. -
Ollie
- Follow
- 1 follower
- 1 badge
- Send a private message to Ollie
- Visit Ollie's homepage!
Offline1ReputationRep:- Follow
- 14
- 03-06-2004 09:41
civil engineering
-
Bhaal85
- Follow
- 0 followers
- 1 badge
- Send a private message to Bhaal85
- Thread Starter
Offline1ReputationRep:- Follow
- 15
- 03-06-2004 09:41
(Original post by samd294)
Its talking about employment straight after the degree. The 24% mentioned are probably the 24% who decide not to do an LPC or BVC, and secure a graduate job. The LPC & BVC are probably counted as further study. Considering that around two thirds do either one of these, this leaves 9% who leave legal education after the degree but don't find graduate employment, which is good! -
- Follow
- 16
- 03-06-2004 12:18
(Original post by Ollie)
civil engineering
-
- Follow
- 17
- 03-06-2004 12:19
(Original post by Baron Huntroyde)
Town and country planning has a very high employment rate, it won't be 19% -
Random.Girl
- Follow
- 2 followers
- 3 badges
- Send a private message to Random.Girl
Offline3ReputationRep:- Follow
- 18
- 03-06-2004 16:24
Why do they always lump Pharmacology and Pharmacy together?
-
Random.Girl
- Follow
- 2 followers
- 3 badges
- Send a private message to Random.Girl
Offline3ReputationRep:- Follow
- 19
- 03-06-2004 16:30
Ah right, just has always seemed weird to me ... especially in this case because the jobs most pharmacy graduates get are not gonna be the same as pharmacology graduates.
-
- Follow
- 20
- 03-06-2004 16:45
what would accounting come under on that list, if it does???
- 1
- 2
Turn on thread page Beta
Related discussions:
- Psychology at university ? what?s it all about? Ask the experts ...
- Best Unis for a criminology degree
- How demanding will be a computer science degree for the ...
- Employability Of BSc Econ Degree
- Employability?
- Can't decide the Uni I want to go to for my Business Degree.
- UCL ECON & STATS vs WARWICK MORSE
- Aston University is better than Oxford.
- League tables
- Oxford VS Cambridge (for science/engineering)
TSR Support Team
We have a brilliant team of more than 60 Support Team members looking after discussions on The Student Room, helping to make it a fun, safe and useful place to hang out.
This forum is supported by:
Updated: June 3, 2004
Share this discussion:
Tweet