What do graduates do? 2002

What Do Graduates Do? 2002 details the destinations of graduates from 2000 by subject, six months after graduation. There is lots of useful information available across 23 subjects to inform you about what graduates in different subjects are doing. Have they got jobs – if so what are they doing? Or have they gone onto further study, say for a higher degree or a professional qualification? This may help give you some ideas of where to head in your career.

Select a specific subject, a subject area, or an article from the list below.

• First degree all subjects
• Accountancy
• Biology
• Building
• Business and management studies
• Chemistry
• Civil engineering
• Design studies
• Drama
• Economics
• Electrical and electronic engineering
• English
• Environmental and other physical sciences
• Geography
• History
• Information technology
• Law
• Mathematics
• Mechanical engineering
• Media studies
• Modern languages
• Physics
• Psychology
• Sociology
• HND all subjects

• Arts, creative arts & humanities
• Business and administrative studies
• Engineering and building
• Maths and IT
• Science
• Social sciences
• HND all subjects

Articles from What Do Graduates Do? 2002

• Myths about graduate recruitment
• The graduate labour market
• Enhancing your chances: what makes you more employable
• Where do they come from?

Further information

About What Do Graduates Do? 2002 - for information on the source of data, acknowledgements and how to order.

For destinations of 2001 graduates, see What Do Graduates Do? 2003.

For destinations of 2002 graduates, see What Do Graduates Do? 2004.