The salary differential between the sexes on completion of a part-time degree has jumped up by ?2,000 over the past year.
In 2011-12, men enjoyed a mean salary of ?31,500 six months after graduation, compared with ?26,000 for women, according to the 中国A片 Statistics Agency. But in 2012-13, men’s salaries rose by ?1,000 to ?32,500, while women’s salaries fell by ?1,000 to ?25,000.
By comparison, the salary difference between the sexes six months after graduating from full-time study is ?2,000. Unlike part-time leavers, both men and women saw a ?500 rise in mean salaries between 2011-12 and 2012-13. The mean average salary of men who completed a full-time degree now stands at ?21,500, compared with ?19,500 for women.
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