Something of interest for you - an article about which students earn the most on leaving Uni.

The University of Sheffield, which ranks 26th in the university league tables, comes in at number seven in terms of graduates salaries, whereas Durham University is ranked 5th in the UK by the Complete University Guide, but its graduates appear in 12th place in the Rich List, averaging salaries of £45,000.

Here is the top 20 universities on the Alumni Rich List, and how much graduates can expect to earn within five years of completing their degrees.

1. London Business School: £69,000

2. Oxford University: £54,000

3. Warwick Business School: £53,000

4. Cambridge University: £52,500

5. Cass Business School: £50,500

6. LSE London School of Economics: £50,000

7. University of Sheffield: £49,000

8. Edinburgh University: £48,500

9. Imperial College London: £47,000

10. University of Birmingham: £46,500

11. University of London: £45,500

12. Durham University: £45,000

13. University of Bath: £43,500

14. Aston University: £43,000

15. Warwick University: £42,500

16. Bristol University: £41,000

17. UCL University College London: £40,500

18. Loughborough University: £40,500

19. University of Leeds: £40,500

20. University of Nottingham: £40,000