Graduate Outcomes Survey
The Graduate Outcomes Survey is the UK’s largest social survey and looks to understand the activities and perspectives of graduates after completing their studies.
All graduates from the UK, home and international, are contacted to take part, whether they have studied a foundation degree, an undergraduate programme, a masters, a PhD, or completed a degree apprenticeship. The survey takes place around 15 months after the course has finished, and the results provide valuable insight into the work, study and entrepreneurship status of recent graduates from Queen Mary.
How to take part
All graduates will receive an email with a unique URL inviting them to complete the survey. The survey is managed by the Higher Education Statistics Agency (HESA), which is the official agency responsible for collecting, analysing, and publishing data about higher education across the United Kingdom. You might also receive reminder text messages and phone calls.
Your experience, your voice
Whilst your individual responses is confidential, combined with other responses the results show the impact of higher education, helping universities, prospective students, and policymakers understand the graduate experience.
By taking part you:
- Shape the future of Queen Mary as your experiences inform improvements in teaching, career support and university services.
- Support future students make informed choices about their university, course and career paths.
- Contribute to the University’s league table position, increasing the value of your degree
- Drive change as your feedback informs policymakers and institutions on employment trends and higher education advancements.
- Influencing the reputation of our University and alumni community.
Update your contact details
Ensure you receive your survey invitation by keeping your contact details up to date. You can do this through your MySis account.
All UK higher education institutions are legally required to take part in the survey. Data is collected and returned in accordance with guidelines set by HESA. To read more about data protection see: