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Does Your Degree Define Your Career?
An analysis of the degree subjects people have studied compared with the occupations and sectors in which they work, using data from the Annual Population Survey. This article focuses on people working in London, and starts by looking at degree subject against occupation, then moves on to investigate industrial sectors, and includes examples of specific occupations and degree subjects, making comparisons between London and the UK.
Coverage: UK
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15 Apr 13 | Report | |
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National Well-being wheel of measures, November 2012 (Pdf 1051Kb)
The wheel contains all the domains of well-being and the measures contained within each one. In all cases the latest datapoint is shown and where applicable the previous corresponding one. The wheel also contains the units of measurement as these vary depending on the indicator used.
Coverage: UK
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20 Nov 12 | Report | |
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Measuring National Well-being, Education and Skills
Latest in a series of articles which aim to explore in more detail the different domains that have been considered as important for the measurement of National Well-being. Focusing on various aspects of education and life-long learning.
Coverage: International
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05 Jul 12 | Article | |
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Graduates in the Labour Market, 2012
A short story looking at graduates in the labour market
Coverage: UK
Geographic breakdown: UK and GB
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06 Mar 12 | Report | |
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Graduate Earnings Over the Last Decade, 2011
This report analyses earnings of graduates in the UK
Coverage: UK
Geographic breakdown: UK and GB
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06 Apr 11 | Report | |
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Graduates in the Labour Market, 2011
This report analyses graduate unemployment over the recent past and considers the wages of graduates in the UK.
Coverage: UK
Geographic breakdown: UK and GB
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26 Jan 11 | Report | |
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