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UK government study says graduates in finance, medicine, mathematics, engineering, physics, architecture and computer science earn the most on average....humanities grads earn the least...law is kinda middling
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a year ago
Too high for law
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byGuest
a year ago
Misleading study because this looks at all universities and not just the Russell Group.
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byGuest
a year ago
The government should not subsidise humanities courses. Law as well. JNU, NLUs etc and all BA departments of colleges should either be privatised, or charge high fees to cross-subsidise STEM programmes.
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UK government study says graduates in finance, medicine, mathematics, engineering, physics, architecture and computer science earn the most on average....humanities grads earn the least...law is kinda middling
byGuest
a year ago
https://www.gbnews.com/money/highest-paying-salary-degree-uk-a-levels-results
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