The best and worst paid graduate jobs - in pictures

[SimonMac]

On closer look of the 7 in the front row, 2 and 5 are asleep and 7 could be

[Scrag Meister]

£28500, you're having a laugh, said Harry

[ChimpMaster]

I love how the photo for IT doesn't in anyway perpetuate the image of IT being full of geeks

Not only that but it's a stock photo from something like 1986. They could have shown a really cool Apple computer from the latest range...but the geeks would have looked the same anyway.

[MrRobin]

I frickin hate sites which make you load page after page to be able to read a single article or review. Just have them load all on the same page or at least incorporate an image slide widget thingie.

Newspapers and news sites are the worst offenders, BBC news excepted.

[Spacecadet]

I frickin hate sites which make you load page after page to be able to read a single article or review. Just have them load all on the same page or at least incorporate an image slide widget thingie.

Newspapers and news sites are the worst offenders, BBC news excepted.

Business Insider usually have a "View as One Page" button for the slide show articles

[Freamon]

I think these figures are for graduate schemes and probably FTSE100 companies. I would love to know what the real figures for starting salaries for all graduates. More like £16K p/a if you're in a call centre.

Yes, I think they've taken the average starting salary for graduate schemes, rather than the average across all graduates (most of whom won't be on a graduate scheme, and quite a few of whom will be unemployed).