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Better prospects for graduates
The number of new graduates from Wrexham Glyndwr University in full-time employment exceeds the UK average, new figures have revealed.
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Student survey data from the Higher Education Statistics Agency show that 83.8% of WGU graduates from the year 2020/21 are in paid employment –higher than the UK average of 81.5% and the Welsh average of 79.4%. Full-time employment remains the largest activity, accounting for 55.6% of 2020/21 leavers.
Lucy Jones, careers and employability manager at WGU, said: “It’s important to stress that the advantages of going to university stretch far beyond employment outcomes. Following on from their studies many graduates secure jobs that are crucial for our economy and make an important contribution to our region. Here at WGU we are proud to help develop students’ skills and expertise and, in turn, positively contribute to our community.”