Graduates earn over €33k in first year of work

Third-level graduates stand both the best chance of securing a job and the highest starting salary, with 94% of the class of 2017 in employment or due to start a job within nine months of leaving college.

Mon, 18 Feb, 2019 - 05:30

Peter McGuire and Elaine Loughlin

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