Data set from Graduate labour market statistics

Graduate Employment Rates by different demographics

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Published 10 June 2021

Last updated 10 June 2021

 Employment rates by different demographics

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Data set details

• Theme: Higher education
• Publication: Graduate labour market statistics
• Release: Reporting year 2020
• Geographic levels: National
• Indicators:
  • Employment Rate
  • High-skilled Employment Rate
  • Inactivity Rate
• Filters:
  • Graduate Breakdown
  • Graduate Group
• Time period: 2020

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Table showing first 5 rows, from underlying data

time_period	time_identifier	geographic_level	country_code	country_name	graduate_group	graduate_characteristic	graduate_breakdown	Employment_rate	High_skill_emp_rate	Unemployment_rate	Inactivity_rate
2020	Calendar year	National	E92000001	England	Graduates 16-64	Degree class	Degree class First	86.9	66.4	3.7	9.8
2020	Calendar year	National	E92000001	England	Graduates 16-64	Degree class	Degree class Lower Second 2:2	85.6	63.7	3.7	11.1
2020	Calendar year	National	E92000001	England	Graduates 16-64	Degree class	Degree class Third	83.4	61.7	:	12.1
2020	Calendar year	National	E92000001	England	Graduates 16-64	Degree class	Degree class Upper Second 2:1	87.4	67.7	3.8	9.2
2020	Calendar year	National	E92000001	England	Graduates 16-64	Disability status	Disability status Equality Act Disabled	73.4	52.0	5.4	22.4

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Variables in this data set

Table showing first 5 of 6 variables

Variable name	Variable description
Employment_rate	Employment Rate
graduate_breakdown	Graduate Breakdown - Select the Graduate breakdown you are interested in
graduate_group	Graduate Group - Select the Graduate group you are interested in
High_skill_emp_rate	High-skilled Employment Rate
Inactivity_rate	Inactivity Rate

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Footnotes

1. Disability status – Disabled/ Not Disabled. This breakdown is based on the legal definition found in the Equality Act (2010) which defines a disability as “a physical or mental impairment which has a substantial and long-term adverse effect on your ability to carry out normal day-to-day activities”.
2. Where no figure is shown, the data has been suppressed due to sample size.
3. The graduate group does not included postgraduates.

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