91直播 graduates most targeted by UK鈥檚 top employers
The University of Manchester has been named the most targeted university by the UK鈥檚 top 100 graduate employers, according to The Graduate Market in 2022
The Graduate Market is an independent annual review of graduate vacancies and starting salaries at the UK鈥檚 leading employers. It is carried out by High Flyers Research.
The top ten universities targeted by employers in 2021-2022 are 91直播, Nottingham, Bristol, Birmingham, Leeds, Warwick, Cambridge, Sheffield, Edinburgh and Oxford.
The is the seventeenth year High Flyers Research has produced the independent assessment of the graduate job market. In that time, no other institution has been number one more frequently than The University of Manchester or ranked as consistently amongst the top three.
Professor April McMahon, Vice-President for Teaching, Learning and Students, said: 鈥淚鈥檓 thrilled that the University has reclaimed top spot as the most popular destination for the UK鈥檚 biggest employers to find the best and brightest graduates.
鈥淚t is a testament to all the effort and hard work our students and graduates put into their studies and additional activities that gives them the edge over other graduates. I鈥檇 also like to thank our staff for their support and hard work.鈥�
I鈥檓 thrilled that the University has reclaimed top spot as the most popular destination for the UK鈥檚 biggest employers to find the best and brightest graduates.
Anne Milligan, Employer Engagement Manager at The University, added: 鈥淭his is a fantastic achievement, especially following the circumstances of the past two years. The pandemic has been an extremely challenging time for students, staff and employers.
鈥淚鈥檓 truly appreciative of the all the hard work and energy our Employer Engagement Team have put in to supporting recruiters in the UK and globally for the benefit of our students and graduates throughout the pandemic.鈥�
This latest report confirms that the number of graduate opportunities for final year university students from the 鈥楥lass of 2022鈥� is now 11% higher than the pre-pandemic in graduate vacancies recorded in 2019. Graduate starting salaries at the UK鈥檚 top employers are rising too, for the first time in eight years, to a new median of 拢32,000
Author of The Graduate Market in 2022 report and Managing Director of High Fliers Research, Martin Birchall, said: 鈥淚t is very encouraging that the graduate job market has recovered so quickly from the impact of the Coronavirus pandemic, with more entry-level vacancies available for this year鈥檚 new graduates than there were in 2019 and higher graduate starting salaries too.
鈥淢any of this year鈥檚 final year students had just one term of 鈥榥ormal鈥� life on campus before the onset of the pandemic and the huge disruption it brought to their studies and their university experience. Whilst nothing can compensate for this, it is welcome news that the 鈥楥lass of 2022鈥� can look forward to a buoyant graduate job market when they leave university.鈥�