Data set from LEO Graduate outcomes provider level data

Female and male median earnings comparison

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Published 25 June 2020

Last updated 25 June 2020

Data set details

Theme: Higher education
Publication: LEO Graduate outcomes provider level data
Release: Tax year 2017-18
Release type
Geographic levels: National
Indicators: Number of providers where male median earnings are higher than female median earnings
Number of providers with graduates in selected subject
Proportion of included providers where male median earnings are higher than female median earnigns
Filters: Subject studied
Time period: 2017-18

Table showing first 5 rows, from underlying data
time_period	time_identifier	geographic_level	country_code	country_name	subject_name	no_providers	proportion_mf_published	mf_include	proportion_mgtrf
201718	Tax year	National	K03000001	Great Britain	Agriculture, food and related studies	63	23.8	15	93.3
201718	Tax year	National	K03000001	Great Britain	Allied health	119	39.5	47	89.4
201718	Tax year	National	K03000001	Great Britain	Architecture, building and planning	86	47.7	41	82.9
201718	Tax year	National	K03000001	Great Britain	Biosciences	111	59.5	66	69.7
201718	Tax year	National	K03000001	Great Britain	Business and management	157	77.7	122	89.3

Table showing all 5 variables
Variable name	Variable description
mf_include	Number of providers where male median earnings are higher than female median earnings
no_providers	Number of providers with graduates in selected subject
proportion_mf_published	Proportion of providers where both male and female median earnings are published
proportion_mgtrf	Proportion of included providers where male median earnings are higher than female median earnigns
subject_name	Subject studied - Filter by degree subject

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