Good headline but the devil is in the detail as usual. The same survey also noted (not reported in this article) that unemployment rates among male graduates ex

Good headline but the devil is in the detail as usual. The same survey also noted (not reported in this article) that unemployment rates among male graduates exceed the unemployment rate among female graduates by a substantial margin. Factor that in and with an assumption (could be wrong) that men predominate on Computer Science degrees and the differences start to look like something other than poor quality science courses - although (anecdotally anyway) those do exist.