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Your thoughts on AI and climate change: findings from our recent survey

Graduate pay premium is two thirds lower for young women than previously thought

Recently born generations may spend more years in poor health

Next Steps Update 2026

Read our 2026 booklet which provides an update on the latest study news and findings for Next Steps.

Update your contact details

Have you moved home? Changed your name? Stay a part of the study by making sure we have your most up-to-date contact details.

The consequences of work instability

A new study using Next Steps data shows that people of your generation who experienced spells of unemployment between ages 16-25 were less likely to own a home at age 32.

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Centre for Longitudinal Studies
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London WC1H 0AL

Tel: 0800 977 4566

Email: nextsteps@ucl.ac.uk

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