Research and analysis

Science, technology, engineering and maths graduates in non-STEM jobs

This looks at why some science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) graduates do not work in occupations related to their degree.

From:
Department for Business, Innovation & Skills
Published
3 March 2011

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This report aims to help improve the supply of STEM-qualified entrants to the graduate labour market.

An executive summary is also available.

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Published 3 March 2011

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