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This year's HESA statistics show that the unemployment rate among last year's graduates is higher than the national average, and men get bigger starting salaries.
Graduates are rude, illiterate, innumerate and all-round useless, according to a survey of employers. Well, something like that. Time for some fun...
Muslim graduates are less likely to have jobs than other graduates, the government has revealed.
Some of this year's graduates can look forward to better starting salaries than last year's - but others won't get jobs at all.
Having a degree no longer guarantees you an increased wage packet - and some degrees could actually leave you worse off, new research has found.
Most students graduating this summer do not expect to find enough "suitable" jobs for them to apply for, a new survey has found.
New statistics show that more students are graduating than ever, but while a greater proportion are getting firsts, the numbers getting thirds are also up.
The average starting salary for graduates in graduate-level jobs now stands at £21,997, according to new research done by Graduate Prospects.
It might not be such a "good time" to be a graduate after all, with new figures showing graduates struggling to find appropriate jobs.