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The young people who left higher education in 2010 and were surveyed as part of Céreq’s education-to-work transition surveys are not immune to the effects of the deteriorating economic situation. Although they are more highly qualified as a result of the introduction of the LMD (in French: licence, master, doctorat) degree structure, they are more likely to be unemployed and are slightly less well paid than their predecessors who left in 2004. Non-completers are still the group most at risk, but those with vocational degrees have also suffered the effects of the recession.Lire le document sur le site du Céreq Boris Ménard, Leavers from higher education : increased levels of education have not prevented a rise in unemployment in Training and employment n° 111 (May-June 2014). - 4 p.