Universities ranked by graduate employment prospects

The Sunday Times newspaper has looked at the employment prospects for various courses and universities. Bear in mind that a 100% employment rate is unlikely as, in 2015, there were around 200,000 graduate level jobs, but 375,000 new graduates as well as job hunters from previous years. That being said, the paper produced various charts using the criteria of the percentage of students in further study or a ‘graduate level’ job.

	COURSE (best)	%
1	Medicine	99.30%
2	Dentistry	98.90%
3	Nursing	96.30%
4	Radiography	95.20%
5	Veterinary Medicine	95.10%
6	Physiotherapy	92.40%
7	Pharmacology & Pharmacy	91.30%
8	Land & Property Management	82.60%
9	Building	92.20%
10	Civil Engineering	91.90%
	COURSE (worst)	%
1	Animal Science	38.90%
2	Creative Writing	45.40%
3	Sociology	48.30%
4	Hospitality & Leisure	48.70%
5	Social Policy	51.10%
6	Drama, Dance & Cinematics	51.50%
7	Communication & Media Studies	52.30%
8	East & South Asian Studies	53.90%
9	Psychology	54.90%
10	Anthropology	55.00%

	INSTITUTION (best)	%
1	St George’s, Uni. of London	93.40%
2	Imperial College	91.10%
3	Cambridge	89.30%
4	Oxford	87.10%
5	Birmingham	86.70%
6	Kings College	85.70%
7	Bath	85.20%
8	Durham	84.40%
9	Sussex	84.10%
10	Loughborough	83.70%
	INSTITUTION (worst)	%
1	University of East London	45.60%
2	London Met	47.70%
3	University for the Creative Arts	52.00%
4	Liverpool Hope University	53.90%
5	Southampton Solent	54.60%
5	Newman University	54.60%
7	Westminster	55.10%
7	Bath Spa	55.10%
9	Gloucestershire	55.70%
10=	Goldsmiths	56.00%
10=	Uni. of Highlands & Islands	56.00%