11. Aldershot: £588

12. Southampton: £579

13. Luton: £571

14. Swindon: £560

15. Bristol: £547

16. Leeds: £533

17. Coventry: £532

18. Birmingham: £527

19. Glasgow: £526

20. Gloucester: £526

According to research conducted by LinkedIn, millennials will change jobs on average four times in the 10 years since their graduation and they’ll explore 60% more industries in their first five years out of university than previous generations.

So the idea of moving to a new city and taking on a new job, whether in the same field or an entirely new one, isn’t such a crazy one.

Whether you’re wondering if your 30s is a good time to make the move (spoiler alert: it is), at a loss of how to change industries (don’t worry, we’ve got you) or just need some career advice on securing your dream job, then do check out our careers section. It’s packed to the brim with more advice than you can shake a Filofax at.

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