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Find out which university degrees could earn you most across your lifetime

New research reveals which university degrees offer the highest lifetime earnings

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The brief

Coverage from Times Higher Education, The Times, The Guardian, The Telegraph and BBC discusses the financial benefits of various university degrees. The Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS) reports that university graduates earn £100,000 more over their lifetime than peers without degrees.

However, one in four graduates may not see a financial return on their investment in higher education. The next steps in this trend will likely involve more detailed analyses of specific degrees and their earning potential.

Coverage does not yet specify which degrees are most profitable.

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Quick answers

What is the financial benefit of a university degree?

According to the IFS, graduates earn £100,000 more over their lifetime than non-graduates.

Are all university degrees financially beneficial?

No, coverage from The Guardian and The Telegraph indicates that one in four graduates may not see a financial return on their investment in higher education.

Which outlets are covering this trend?

The trend is covered by Times Higher Education, The Times, The Guardian, The Telegraph and BBC.

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