In October, the Education Select Committee invited written submissions on graduate outcomes and the use of destination data; social justice in higher education; quality and effectiveness of teaching; and senior management pay in universities.

The CIPD’s response focused on the proportion of graduates in ‘graduate-level’ jobs 6 months after graduating; and the emphasis on future thinking and careers in universities.

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The graduate employment gap: Expectations versus reality

This report draws on the latest data on graduate destinations from the Higher Education Statistics Agency for 2015/16, which looks at graduate outcomes roughly six months after graduation

Reports
Over-qualification in the graduate labour market

Examines the evidence of graduate over-qualification in the UK and Europe, questioning the size of the higher education sector in relation to labour market needs

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