What is the typical salary for a Graduate in the UK?

Based on 77 current UK Graduate vacancies, salaries typically range from £25,000 to £32,000 per year, with a median of £29,000. The exact figure depends on experience, employer and location.

Where in the UK are Graduate jobs hiring most?

The cities currently hiring the most Graduate staff are London, Birmingham, Heathrow, Sheffield, Cambridge.

Graduate Jobs

Q: How many Graduate jobs are there in the UK?

There are currently 4K live Graduate vacancies across the UK. Listings refresh throughout the day, so the number changes constantly.

Browse 4K live Graduate vacancies across the UK. Listings refresh throughout the day.

Graduate salary in the UK

£25,000 – £32,000

Typical annual salary range

Based on 77 current UK vacancies (25th–75th percentile)

£29,000

Median pay

Per year

Live vacancies

UK-wide right now

Salary range computed from current UK Graduate listings. Outliers excluded (25th–75th percentile of advertised salaries). Hourly, weekly and daily rates are annualised to a 37.5-hour week.

Top cities hiring Graduates right now

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Graduate Structural Engineer

Macstaff

BS3, Bristol, City of Bristol Permanent £30000 - £33000/annum

10 applied

Graduate Structural Engineer. Bristol | £30,000–£33,000 + Package. You will like. Developing your career as a Graduate...

2 days ago View Apply →

Recruitment Consultant Graduate

Penguin Recruitment

SA3, Mumbles, City and County of Swansea Permanent £25000 - £30000/annum Fabulous Commission

We urgently require 2 Trainee or Graduate Recruitment Consultants to join our very lively office based in Mumbles Swansea....

2 days ago View Apply →

Graduate Intervention & Pastoral Assistant – Reading

Pertemps Education Network

Reading Temporary £90 - £115/day

. ❓ Are you a Psychology, Criminology, or related graduate looking to gain meaningful, hands-on experience supporting young...

2 days ago View Apply →