Graduates’ international salary expectations

A Universum survey of career expectations has highlighted the wide variations between what students from sixteen different countries expect to earn in their first job. (Conducted in the first quarter of last year, the survey sought the views of almost 225,000 students reading for degrees in business, engineering, IT, humanities, law...

Thursday, 4 February 2010

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Graduates’ international salary expectations

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The banking, insurance and financial services sector enjoys great popularity among students with a Chinese ethnic background: over two-fifths (41.3%) have career ambitions in this area. The popularity of this field is also high, although less dramatically so, among students from an Indian background, with 29.2% planning to enter the sector.

Graduates’ international salary expectations

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