What is a degree worth?

Professors Kate Purcell and Peter Elias have been conducting research on the graduate labour market for more than twenty years. The Futuretrack survey will reveal the latest evidence on this topic, but in this podcast, they talk about the issues more broadly.

Futuretrack is open to anyone who applied to enter full-time higher education through UCAS in 2005/06. If this is you, and you have not yet participated in the survey, don’t be left out – do it NOW!

Click here to complete the survey .

You could be in with a chance to win a cash prize: there are ten of £1,000 or one hundred of £100 prizes to be won!

If you have problems opening the link, copy and paste the following link into your browser: https://www.snapsurveys.com/futuretrack?u=wier.

If you were a 2005/06 UCAS applicant, you are part of the study, whether you started a course in Autumn 2006, deferred and re-applied, had a gap year, completed a course, dropped out or did something different instead.

Don't miss your chance to make your views count and contribute to a deeper understanding of the labour market!

Have a look at our FAQs for more information, and see the Institute for Employment Research's privacy statement for more details about how your data will be used.

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We’ve had a great response rate so far, but If you haven’t yet completed the questionnaire, we want you be part of it too. Don’t miss this chance of winning a prize and making your experience and views count. We want the full picture and responses to previous surveys showed just how much variety there is among the experiences of students and graduates. Whether you are in the job of your dreams, still studying, or very disillusioned with the opportunities you are faced with, be part of the evidence.

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