Not long ago, The Times Daily published a report on graduate salaries based on data from the UK Higher Education Statistics Agency (HESA). The report summarizes the salary differences among British students with different degrees, and which British university graduates have the highest average salary? Follow BHE Study Abroad Editor to take a look!

As expected, G5, as the leader of British universities, occupies the top 5 positions. The minimum average salary for graduates from G5 universities is above £ 30000 (approximately RMB 270000).

But surprisingly, Imperial College ranked first on this list with a high salary of £ 33500, far ahead of second place LSE, while Oxford and Cambridge only ranked third and fourth.

In addition, KCL, St. George's College London, University of Warwick, University of Bath, University of Bristol, and Queen Mary University of London also earn salaries of over £ 28000 (approximately 250000 RMB).

These majors are the most prestigious for British graduates

① Finance major

The average starting salary for finance majors can reach 23000 pounds, and for top 1 LSE graduates, the average salary is basically 35000 pounds. Of course, this is also closely related to the fact that LSE itself is highly favored by the nine major investment banks and MBBs.

② Mathematics major

The average salary for graduates majoring in mathematics is £ 27000, the same as for those majoring in computer science. The highest salary on the list is Imperial College of Technology, with a salary of £ 38000.

③ Computer Science

CS is one of the most popular majors in recent years, and graduates of the Computer Science program at Oxford University can earn up to £ 65000 in employment, with an average salary of £ 27000 for graduates.

In terms of employment, in addition to Internet companies, CS graduates are also increasingly going to banks or consulting companies in recent years, with starting salaries ranging from ￡ 17000 to ￡ 70000 (about 150000 to 600000 yuan).