Research and analysis
The best university degrees for intergenerational mobility
Analysis of the impact of different undergraduate degrees on the social mobility of graduates.
Applies to England
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This research uses the longitudinal education outcomes (LEO) dataset to derive a mobility rate from the number of students who were eligible for free school meals (access rate) and the proportion of which go on to very high earnings at age 30 (success rate).
Breakdowns are given by:
- subject
- provider
- subject within provider (course)
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