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Universities UK has just confirmed what you probably already suspected - graduates earn more than non-graduates. A lot more. So, if you鈥檙e thinking of coming to study at the 新加坡六合彩开奖直播, this might just be all the motivation you need to apply. Let鈥檚 dive into their analysis and see what it means for you.

What was the research?
Universities UK looked at the employment and earnings of graduates to show the impact of these skills across the country and how their earnings compare to those of non-graduates. For this research, they included student and tax records, official government Labour market data and other sources to compare the outcomes of graduates to other employees in the UK. Their findings were clear: Graduates earn about a third more than non-graduates who could have gone to uni but didn鈥檛.

They found that 鈥淕raduates on average earn more than wider employees, ten years after
graduation, across nearly all regional industries.鈥� So, no matter what role you go into, you can be pretty confident that you鈥檒l be a good earner in England, not long after university. That is, of course, if you actually enroll and come to learn at a university like Bolton鈥�

Why does it take a couple of years?
From 17 and 22, non-graduates do very well. That鈥檚 because they鈥檙e in the workforce while most graduates are in full-time study. However, from 23 years old and up, the average earnings of graduates overtake those of non-graduates and by 31, on average, graduates earn around a third more (32-37%) than non-graduates who could have gone to a university like Bolton. And their salaries continue to go up at a faster rate too.

What about the kinds of jobs graduates get?
This part is really interesting; they鈥檙e mostly highly skilled jobs related to what they went to university for. The report says that 鈥済raduates are nearly 3 times more likely to be in high-skilled employment than non-graduates鈥� and 鈥渇or many degrees, the subject of study is directly related to the industry a graduate goes onto work in.鈥� This is a big factor for why graduate earnings have been higher (by around 拢10,500) for the past 16 years. So, not only do you have a good chance of getting a well-paid job after you graduate but your earnings will increase faster over a longer period, doing highly-skilled work that鈥檚 likely to be related to what you went to university to learn. Win-win-win!

Be a part of this future
These positive trends for graduates don鈥檛 look to be changing any time soon either, so why don鈥檛 you come be a part of that success story? We have a wide range of courses in sectors like creative, business and life sciences where graduate skills are particularly in demand. Pick up the phone and have a quick chat with our helpful team at 01204 903 394 or email admissions-team@bolton.ac.uk and start your journey. At Bolton, we鈥檙e delivering #UniAsItShouldBe so you can build a profitable career for decades to come.