The given table illustrates the proportion of graduates who studied in four different subjects – Medicine, Business Studies, Social Sciences, and Arts – and were in full-time employment, further study, and unemployed in the United Kingdom in 2022.
Overall, it is evident that the number of graduates in medicine recorded the highest percentage in full-time employment throughout the period, whereas Arts remained the lowest. Furthermore, the proportion of graduates in full-time employment was considerably higher than unemployed experienced lower figure.
In full-time employment, the percentage of graduates in Medicine recorded at 92%, making it the highest among all categories. Meanwhile, Business Studies stood at 78% compared with 65% for Social Sciences. Furthermore, the figure for Arts considerably lower at 58%. By contrast, the proportion of graduates in Arts showed the highest percentage at 22% in further study, while Medicine was lowest percentage at 5%. Business Studies account for 12%, compared with 20% in Social Sciences.
Regarding the remaining the categories, the number of graduates in Arts recorded 20%, followed by Social Science, Business Studies stood at 15% and 10%. In contrast, Medicine represented the lowest percentage at 3% compared with all categories.
