A third of graduates believe they studied the wrong course at university, a survey from the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development suggests.
Most of these said, with hindsight, they would have taken a more scientific or technical course, a business-based or a professional qualification.
The poll found that men who graduated in 2005 started on salaries which were, on average, 14% higher than women.
The CIPD survey questioned 876 former students who graduated in 2000 or 2005.
Most of these said, with hindsight, they would have taken a more scientific or technical course, a business-based or a professional qualification.
The poll found that men who graduated in 2005 started on salaries which were, on average, 14% higher than women.
The CIPD survey questioned 876 former students who graduated in 2000 or 2005.
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