The table provides information about the proportion of first-degree graduates from several UK universities who were employed in 2001.
Overall, most universities reported a high percentage of graduates entering employment, although the figures varied noticeably between institutions. It is also clear that a few universities had significantly lower employment rates compared to the majority.
Universities such as Scotland and England recorded the highest employment levels, with around 66.4% and 58.3% of graduates securing jobs respectively. These figures suggest that students from these institutions were among the most successful in finding employment immediately after graduation.
In contrast, Nortern irealand University had one of the lowest employment rates, at just 20%. Similarly, the figure for wales stood at 45.3%, which was noticeably below the national average. Despite these lower numbers, most institutions still saw over two-thirds of their graduates entering the workforce in 2001.
