Data set from Graduate labour market statistics

Time Series for Salaries by Gender and Graduate Type

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Median salaries by different demographics time series 2007 - 2021

(By gender, age group, and graduate type)


Data set details

Theme
Higher education
Publication
Graduate labour market statistics
Release type
Geographic levels
National
Indicators
  • Median Salary to the nearest £500
Filters
  • Age Group
  • Gender
  • Graduate Type
Time period
2007 to 2021

Data set preview

Table showing first 5 rows, from underlying data
time_periodtime_identifiergeographic_levelcountry_codecountry_nameage_groupgraduate_typegendermedian
2007Calendar yearNationalE92000001EnglandAge Group 21-30GraduateTotal23000
2007Calendar yearNationalE92000001EnglandAge Group 21-30Non-GraduateTotal17000
2007Calendar yearNationalE92000001EnglandAge Group 21-30PostgraduateTotal26500
2007Calendar yearNationalE92000001EnglandAge Group 16-64GraduateTotal30000
2007Calendar yearNationalE92000001EnglandAge Group 16-64Non-GraduateTotal20000

Variables in this data set

Table showing all 4 variables
Variable nameVariable description
age_groupAge Group
genderGender
graduate_typeGraduate Type
medianMedian Salary to the nearest £500

Footnotes

  1. Caution should be exercised when interpreting salary data - figures are not adjusted for inflation and are rounded to the nearest £500.
  2. The method for calculating weighted median salaries has been adjusted for the 2021 publication, which has resulted in changes to the back series for several groups compared with previous GLMS releases. Further details are set out within the methodology.
  3. Labour Force Survey (LFS) datasets are routinely reweighted in line with population estimates. As such, 2020 figures may not reflect those published within the 2020 GLMS release. Further details are set out within the methodology.

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