What do researchers do? Career destinations
New report What do researchers do? Early career progression of doctoral graduates (2013) looks at trends in employment for doctoral graduates three years on from their graduation and highlights the major value of doctoral study to researchers, employers and society. View PDF
What do researchers do? Labour market information (2011) is a new website resource providing information on the career destinations of reseachers including sector-, occupational- and discipline-specific data as well as career stories. View websection
What do researchers do? Career paths of doctoral graduates (2011) illustrates that doctoral research training is a good foundation for a wide variety of occupations and demonstrates the flexibility of researchers who take advantage of a diversity of employment opportunities. View PDF
What do researchers do? Doctoral graduate destinations and impact three years on (2010) provides, for the first time, comprehensive evidence of the value of doctoral study to the researchers, their employers and society at large. View PDF
What do researchers do? Doctoral graduate destinations and impact three years on. Methodology (2010). This appendix sets out key processes in the analysis and interpretation of ‘What do researchers do? Doctoral graduate destinations and impact three years on’, 2010. View PDF
What do researchers do? First destinations of doctoral graduates by subject (2009) demonstrates that doctoral graduates continue to be highly employable across the economy in a wide range of occupations. View PDF
