Data set from LEO Graduate and Postgraduate Outcomes

International Countries data

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Published 6 July 2023

Last updated 6 July 2023

Description

Underlying data file for international section of LEO: Graduate and postgraduate outcomes publication

Coverage

Employment and earnings outcomes for countries with top 20 largest first degree and level 7 cohorts (2018/19 academic year) of English Higher Education providers, one, three and five years after graduation (YAG), 2014/15 to 2020/21 tax years.

File formats and conventions

Format

Files are Comma Separated Value (CSV)

Conventions

Earnings figures are rounded to the nearest £100
Employment outcome percentages are rounded to the nearest 0.1%
All populations are rounded to the nearest 5 full-person equivalent (FPE) individuals
c = data has been supressed due to small numbers. z = there is no result (N/A)

Data set details

Theme: Higher education
Publication: LEO Graduate and Postgraduate Outcomes
Release: Tax year 2020-21
Release type
Geographic levels: National
Indicators: Activity not captured
Further study with or without sustained employment
Graduates
Filters: Country name
Domicile
Graduate sex
Time period: 2014-15 to 2020-21

Data set preview

Table showing first 5 rows, from underlying data
time_period	time_identifier	geographic_level	country_code	country_name	academic_year	YAG	sex	country	domicile	qualification_level	grads	grads_uk	unmatched_percent	overseas_percent	matched	activity_not_captured	no_sust_dest	sust_emp_only	sust_emp_with_or_without_fs	sust_emp_fs_or_both	fs_with_or_without_sust_emp	earnings_include	earnings_LQ	earnings_median	earnings_UQ
201415	Tax year	National	K03000001	Great Britain	2008/2009	5 YAG	Female + male	Bulgaria	EU	First-degree	125	120	38.3	4	75	21.7	5	33.3	34.2	35	1.7	40	24100	32000	47400
201415	Tax year	National	K03000001	Great Britain	2008/2009	5 YAG	Female + male	Canada	Non-EU	First-degree	395	380	46.7	3.1	205	26.8	4.2	16.5	20.7	22.3	5.8	55	19900	34300	51700
201415	Tax year	National	K03000001	Great Britain	2008/2009	5 YAG	Female + male	China	Non-EU	First-degree	6035	5950	61	1.4	2320	27.9	1.3	6.7	8.2	9.8	3.1	340	13500	27400	41200
201415	Tax year	National	K03000001	Great Britain	2008/2009	5 YAG	Female + male	Cyprus	EU	First-degree	1705	1680	66.8	1.4	560	13.3	2.3	11.4	14.7	17.7	6.3	180	20800	32500	48200
201415	Tax year	National	K03000001	Great Britain	2008/2009	5 YAG	Female + male	Germany	EU	First-degree	1875	1760	54.5	6.2	800	17.9	2.5	18.5	23.1	25.1	6.6	300	21500	31000	43400

Variables in this data set

Table showing first 5 of 20 variables
Variable name	Variable description
activity_not_captured	Activity not captured
country	Country name - Filter by Country name
domicile	Domicile - Filter by Domicile
earnings_include	Graduates included in earnings figures
earnings_LQ	Lower quartile of earnings of graduates

Footnotes

All populations are rounded to the nearest 5 full-person equivalent (FPE) individuals
Employment outcome percentages are rounded to the nearest 0.1%
Earnings figures are rounded to the nearest £100
In contrast to the UK domicile section of this release, which looks at matched graduates only, employment and/or further study outcomes for international graduates are calculated as a percentage of all graduates, excluding only those identified by DWP/HMRC or SLC as permanently living overseas.
The top 20 countries by graduate population were calculated from the 2019/20 tax year, one year after graduation (2017/18 academic year). These countries were used for subsequent analysis to allow for comparison between the remaining tax and academic years.
c = data has been supressed due to small numbers. z = there is no result (N/A)
In the 2020/21 tax year, 1 YAG (one year after graduation) relates to those who graduated in the 2018/19 academic year, 3 YAG to graduates in 2016/17, 5 YAG to graduates in 2014/15 and 10 YAG to graduates in 2009/10.

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