Subject outcomes · United Kingdom

Media, journalism and communications at Northumbria University

UK-domiciled first-degree graduates in Media, journalism and communications from Northumbria University had median earnings of £30,000 5 year(s) after graduation in the 2023-2024 tax year (Department for Education, LEO).

Earnings and employment after graduation

Years after graduation Median earnings Middle half (25th–75th) In work or study Graduates
1 yr £21,600 £16,100–£25,300 86.6% 55
3 yr £24,200 £21,200–£28,500 93.7% 65
5 yr £30,000 £24,900–£37,200 91.2% 60

DfE LEO, tax year 2023-2024: annualised earnings in pounds, not adjusted for region; "in work or study" = sustained employment, further study or both. UK-domiciled first-degree graduates; cells DfE suppresses are shown as —.

Same subject at other universities

Median earnings 5 year(s) after graduation, same subject.

Loughborough University
Median £40,300
University of Nottingham
Median £38,400
University of Surrey
Median £38,100
University of York
Median £37,300
Goldsmiths, University of London
Median £36,600
University of Kent
Median £36,600
King's College London
Median £32,900
University of Hertfordshire
Median £32,600

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Source

Department for Education (Explore Education Statistics) — Graduate labour market outcomes (LEO), tax year 2023-24 — underlying data files for the LEO provider level dashboard (provider_data_by_sex.csv) · as of 2023-2024 tax year · Open Government Licence v3.0

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