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Survey of National Career Service customers for the year ending April 2020.
Survey of National Career Service customers for the year ending April 2019.
Analysis of the estimated earnings return to postgraduate degrees, by subject and institution type.
Analysis of the estimated lifetime earnings return to undergraduate degrees by subject and institution type.
Survey of National Career Service customers for the year ending April 2018.
Survey of National Career Service customers for the year ending April 2017.
Analysis of the estimated absolute economic value of degrees, comparing higher education students and graduates’ earnings with similar individuals at age 29.
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