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Principal content
Graduate recruitment
• Why more students want to work in national security
• Why women increasingly turn their back on the private sector
• The rising popularity of ‘feelgood’ jobs - -
A new tool for fishing
The graduate recruitment landscape is changing, writes Jon Boone.
Methodology: How the tables are compiled
A look at how the Trendence Institute tracked the career choices of this year’s graduates.
The top universities: Students who have first pick
Jon Boone on the institutions that have the recruiters queuing.
MI5: Top sleuths and the case of the hiring spree
Stephen Fidler reports on the new face of secret service job filling.
Men vs women: Females show preference for public work
Women make more altruistic career choices, says Miranda Green.
Accountancy: Increasing risk and creativity
It is a tough battle keeping your new staff loyal and interested, writes Miranda Green.
The BBC: Gold for ‘sensible face of journalism’
Seb Morton-Clark on the influential name that tops the table.
Altruistic careers: Jobs that offer the ‘feel good’ factor
Altruistic vocations offer the opportunity to make a difference, says Chris Bryant.
Investment banking: Early morning brainpower
Miranda Green on the rigorous world of the financial services.
Engineering: Industry builds new image
A spate of projects is driving recruitment, says Miranda Green.
