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Universities with the highest unemployment rates

Which graduates are least likely to find employment after university - and more importantly, where does your uni rank?

Some of our tables, such as the university sex league, have caused many a student to proudly claim that they are top of the league (or thereabouts).

We have a feeling, however, that anyone finding their uni at the top of the following list may be a little more reserved.

The table shows how many graduates are either in full-time employment or are studying six months after graduating. If your uni isn't on this list then that's good news as it means you'll find it on...

Rank University % in employment or studying 6 months after graduating
1 The University of East London 78
2 UHI Millennium Institute 78.3
3 The University of Bolton 79.9
4 The University of Wales, Lampeter 81.1
5 London South Bank University 82.4
6 Birmingham City University 82.9
7 London Metropolitan University 82.9
8 The University of Greenwich 83.1
9 The University of Westminster 83.1
10 Leeds College of Music 83.4
11 Kingston University 84.4
12 Heythrop College 84.5
13 Buckinghamshire New University 84.7
14 The University of Teesside 84.7
15 Middlesex University 85.2
16 The University of Wolverhampton 85.2
17 University of the Arts, London 85.7
18 Southampton Solent University 86
19 Conservatoire for Dance and Drama 86.1
20 University College Birmingham 86.3
21 The University of Sunderland 86.7
22 The University of the West of Scotland 86.9
23 De Montfort University 87.1
24 University of Abertay Dundee 87.1
25 University of Ulster 87.1
26 Writtle College 87.1
27 The University of Northampton 87.2
28 The School of Oriental and African Studies 87.3
29 Sheffield Hallam University 87.4
30 Courtauld Institute of Art 87.5
31 The University of Central Lancashire 87.5
32 Goldsmiths College 87.7
33 Liverpool Hope University 87.7
34 The University of Salford 87.7
35 Staffordshire University 87.8
36 The University of Essex 87.9
37 University Campus Suffolk 87.9
38 The University of Bradford 88
39 The University of Wales, Newport 88
40 Anglia Ruskin University 88.1
41 The University of Brighton 88.5
42 University of Derby 88.5
43 University of Hertfordshire 88.5
44 Guildhall School of Music and Drama 88.6
45 Aberystwyth University 88.8
46 The Manchester Metropolitan University 88.8
47 Leeds Metropolitan University 88.9
48 Aston University 89.1
49 Liverpool John Moores University 89.1
50 The University of Leicester 89.1
51 Royal Holloway and Bedford New College 89.4
52 University of Cumbria 89.4
53 Norwich University College of the Arts 89.5
54 Queen Mary and Westfield College 89.5
55 Roehampton University 89.6
56 The University of Portsmouth 89.7
57 University for the Creative Arts 89.8
58 Bournemouth University 90.1
59 The University of Warwick 90.1
60 University of Bedfordshire 90.1
61 Loughborough University 90.2
62 The University of Oxford 90.2
63 The City University 90.3
64 University College Plymouth St Mark and St John 90.3
65 University of Wales Institute, Cardiff 90.3
66 Bangor University 90.5
67 The University of Stirling 90.5
68 Glyndŵr University 90.6
69 The University of Birmingham 90.6
70 The University of Chichester 90.6
71 Oxford Brookes University 90.7
72 The University of Northumbria at Newcastle 90.7
73 York St John University 90.7
74 University of Gloucestershire 90.8
75 Imperial College of Science, Technology and Medicine 90.9
76 St Mary's University College, Twickenham 91
77 The University of Kent 91

Information taken from HESA using their 2009/2010 figures - the most recent data available at the time of publication.

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