Graduate Destinations (DLHE)
In this section you may Access information relating to LJMU’s Graduate Destinations, including:
- View the GDC annual DLHE summary report.
- Understand how graduate destinations are interpreted (e.g. Unistats, Newspapers)
- Request personal access to GEMS - our dedicated graduate destinations reporting system
What is DLHE?
The Destination of Leavers of Higher Education (DLHE) survey is a yearly activity, performed six months after graduation from a higher education institution (HEI). Information sought includes work or further study a leaver may have entered into.
This data is collected on behalf of the Higher Education Standards Agency (HESA), and relates to UK and EU domiciled students only.
How this information is used
Information collected during the DLHE is distributed by HESA to various parties, for example; UniStats, The Guardian’s UK University Guide, and the Sunday Times University Guide. As each of these interpret the DLHE data in different ways, the GDC have produced a guide to how each relates to graduate destinations.
LJMUs Graduate Destinations Summary
Terry Dray has produced a summary report of the 2010 Destinations of Leavers from Higher Education (DLHE) Survey undertaken by the Graduate Development Centre for the Higher Education Statistics Agency (HESA). This may be accessed as a PDF.
For access to more detailed DLHE information, you may wish to enquire about access to our GEMS DLHE reporting system, below.
GEMS
The GDC provides detailed destinations data for LJMU leavers from 2010 via an online searchable system known as GEMS
For reasons of data-protection, access to this system must be granted on an individual basis.
Userguide
Getting started with GEMS guide
