Independent report

STEM degree provision and graduate employability: Wakeham review

An independent review of science, technology, engineering and maths (STEM) degree provision and graduate employability.

• From: Department for Business, Innovation & Skills and Higher Education Funding Council for England
• Published: 16 May 2016

Documents

Wakeham review of STEM degree provision and graduate employability

Ref: IND/16/6

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Wakeham review of STEM degree provision and graduate employability - Annexes B to H

Ref: IND/16/6a

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Wakeham review of STEM degree provision and graduate employability - Annex I

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Wakeham review: terms of reference

Ref: BIS/15/138

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Details

This independent review by Sir William Wakeham looks at employment among STEM graduates and the role of accreditation of courses.

The review focuses on:

• the skills requirements of employers
• how STEM graduates’ skills and knowledge relate to labour market demand
• how existing accreditation systems support graduate employability

See the related Shadbolt review of computer science degree accreditation and graduate employability.

Published 16 May 2016