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Politics - 2006 graduates
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Disciplines included in this subject |
2005 graduates |
Source of data
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» Survey Response
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| Men |
2160 |
| Women |
1465 |
| Total in survey |
3625 |
| Total number graduating |
4730 |
| % in survey |
76.6% |
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| » Destinations |
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| a: |
In UK employment (see breakdown by types of work) |
55.1% |
| b: |
In overseas employment |
2.9% |
| c: |
Working and studying |
8.3% |
| d: |
Studying in the UK for a higher degree |
10.9% |
| e: |
Studying in the UK for a teaching qualification |
1.5% |
| f: |
Undertaking other further study or training in the UK |
5.1% |
| g: |
Undertaking further study or training overseas |
0.5% |
| h: |
Believed to be unemployed |
6.7% |
| i: |
Not available for employment, study or training |
5.3% |
| j: |
Other |
3.6% |
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See destination categories for a fuller description.
| » Types of Work |
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Further breakdown of categories 'a' and 'c' above (UK employment only)
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| Men |
1345 |
| Women |
940 |
| Total |
2285 |
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| A | Marketing, Sales and Advertising Professionals |
7.3% |
| B | Commercial, Industrial and Public Sector Managers |
15.5% |
| C | Scientific Research, Analysis and Development Professionals |
0.1% |
| D | Engineering Professionals |
0.5% |
| E | Health Professionals and Associate Professionals |
0.3% |
| F | Education Professionals |
1.4% |
| G | Business and Financial Professionals and Associate Professionals |
15.2% |
| H | Information Technology Professionals |
1.1% |
| I | Arts, Design, Culture, Media and Sports Professionals |
3.1% |
| J | Legal Professionals |
1.4% |
| K | Social and Welfare Professionals |
2.7% |
| L | Other Professionals, Associate Professional and Technical Occupations |
6.3% |
| M | Numerical Clerks and Cashiers |
3.7% |
| N | Other Clerical and Secretarial Occupations |
19.0% |
| O | Retail, Catering, Waiting and Bar Staff |
10.6% |
| P | Other Occupations |
11.6% |
| Q | Unknown Occupations |
0.2% |
See further breakdown of Commercial, Industrial and Public Sector Managers.
See types of work categories for a fuller description.
(Please note that due to the rounding of percentages to one decimal place, the percentages may not equal 100.0% when added together. All numbers used, where they refer to people, are rounded to the nearest five in accordance with Higher Education Statistics Agency methodology.)
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