Nottingham is home to two big universities and has a long history of producing world class graduates. The beating heart of the East Midlands, Nottingham universities are known for producing not only intelligent but also work ready graduates who are able to compete in a competitive market.
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The average graduate salary in Nottingham in July 2020 is £18,750 , based on analysis of all graduate jobs in Nottingham the past 3 months. The average graduate starting salary across the UK in July 2020 is £25,464 .
The latest graduate salary analysis 2020
Based on data gathered in the past three months we estimate that it is challenging to get a graduate job in Nottingham in July 2020, compared to other major locations.
Nottingham is our 15th most popular location for graduates from a possible choice of 45. Nottingham is therefore ranked as 'not particularly popular' as a career destination for UK graduates and students.
In the past 18 months the Accounting sector has received the most job postings located in Nottingham , followed by Customer Service and Finance .
It could be suggested these are typically the type of graduate jobs you can get in Nottingham.
In the past 18 months 2 Sisters Food Group, KPMG and Kuehne + Nagel have advertised the most graduate jobs in Nottingham .
Nottingham has two very large universities that are internationally recognised. The graduates from this city head into the work place with a mix of academic achievement and work readiness. So much so the University of Nottingham was recently voted the favoured university by employers to try and source talented graduates from. But we wanted to know what made graduates from the East Midland's city so special and what made them different from graduates from the rest of the United Kingdom.
To do this we looked at the data from Nottingham graduates when they registered with graduate-jobs.com between the years 2009 and 2014. We looked to see if they differed in any way in terms of career ambitions, attainment during their studies and whether or not they had managed to accumulate any work experience before they left university. When looking at this data we could easily see why Nottingham was the place all graduate employers wanted to visit.
When looking to see if graduates from Nottingham's two universities had a particular leaning when deciding what they wanted to do with their career, there was little difference to the rest of the UK. The top five most popular sectors that graduates from Nottingham chose were exactly in line with the choices of graduates from the rest of the UK. The five sectors, Marketing, Management, Banking, Finance and Advertising and PR are extremely popular across all graduates and Nottingham's graduates were certainly in the running to excel in these sectors.
The one difference that could be pointed to would be the volume of graduates from Nottingham universities that wanted to pursue a career in Marketing. Not only did this displace the national trend as the most desired career destination for graduates, but it was also chosen by 34% of the graduates from this city, while 28.3% of graduates from the rest of the UK wanted to pursue this sector as a career.
Graduates who studied in Nottingham will have to work extremely hard to get there, however it appears when looking at the degree grades that some graduates received the hard work didn't stop there. Graduates who studied in Nottingham had the second lowest rate of First Class degrees among the city's alumni. Behind students from Northern Ireland, just 7.8% of graduates received a First, a long way off the national average of just short of one in ten.
While Nottingham's universities save the top marks for the brightest students, it appears 2.1 degrees are much more readily available in the East Midlands. A whopping 59.7% of graduates from Nottingham received a 2.1 degree, a long way up on the national average of 48.1%.
Completing the package for the employable graduate, Nottingham's alumni fair better than the average UK graduate. With 17% of Nottingham graduates having work experience, they tend to offer themselves as slightly more employable than the average UK graduate of which only 16.6% have undertaken some form of work experience. Nottingham is not the best however and has got to go a long way to catch of Northern Ireland, who has 24.9% of graduates having already undertaken work experience and Sheffield with 18.7%.
