Science, technology, engineering, mathematics (STEM), law, economics and management (LEM) and medicine degrees offer the highest boost in earnings although this does not fully track with graduate wellbeing, research by PwC has found.
Medicine and dentistry graduates see the highest boost in earnings compared to non-graduates of 124 percent.
This is more than double the average boost of 57 percent in earnings for all graduates compared to non-graduates.
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