If you go to any of these Russell Group unis then you’re most likely to end up unemployed

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Yeah yeah, the job market is a mess and it’s impossible to get a job as it is in Covid times. But what’s the situation like for grads from your uni?

Stats from HESA, based on 2018/19 graduates 15 months after they leave uni, show just how likely your uni is to get you a job.

Glasgow and Queen Mary, the two Russell Group uni’s everyone forgets about, are the most likely to leave grads unemployed, with roughly eight per cent ending up without a job or further study.

Oxford and Imperial were the bottom on the list – meaning they have the lowest unemployment rates out of all the Russell Group uni’s. Not entirely shocking though, is it? Although Cambridge are gutted they didn’t make the cut.

How likely is your uni to leave you unemployed? Check out the table below:

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