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RGCC Report 2010/11 launch date: 21st July 2010

The RGCC is the definitive guide for employers, helping them to target campus recruitment activity more accurately and gain a clearer understanding of the graduate recruitment marketplace.

The launch will take place at the Design Council, 34 Bow Street, London WC2E 7DL. Please click here for a map.

The launch will run from 3.45pm to 5.30pm followed by refreshments. Tickets to the launch are £99 per person, which includes a free printed copy of the RGCC Executive Summary 2010/11. You can also take advantage of our 3 for 2 ticket offer.

The RGCC’s statistical analysis is based on over 25 million pieces of raw data supplied by the Higher Education Statistics Agency (HESA), covering 20 different subject areas across 125 universities. Among other data, the RGCC includes the A-level entry grades and degree classifications broken down for each university and each course, as well as further breakdowns by gender, ethnicity, disability, age, socio-economic background and region.

-The latest report – The Recruiters’ Guide to Courses & Campuses 2010/11 – will be published on 21st July 2010.

  • For the latest information about this year’s launch, join the RGCC LinkedIn group
  • To register interest in attending the launch event or RGCC seminars, please email bookings@rgcc.org.uk
  • For more information or to register your interest in receiving a copy of the latest RGCC Report, please email info@rgcc.org.uk

-How can the RGCC help you?

Leading employers rely on the RGCC’s research to know exactly where and how to target their activity to achieve their objectives, delivering better results, saving time, money and effort in the process.

The RGCC Report helps to answer questions such as:

  • Which courses and universities attract the highest performing students?
  • Which courses and universities produce the ‘best’ graduates?
  • Are women outperforming men – and if so, where and by how much?
  • Which universities are most ethnically diverse and what trends are there in terms of courses studied?
  • To what extent does a 2:1 or better mark out the best candidates?
  • Which universities offer the best graduates in different subject areas?
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