Comparative Analysis on the Labor Market Outcomes between IT Graduates and Non-IT Graduates

Today's IT Graduates Not Quite Measuring Up

L et’s not kid ourselves (and I’m talking to anyone who graduated over 20 years ago):There are many more freshman entering colleges and universities who are not as “good” as we were when we were freshmen;many of today’s undergraduate academic programs not as “good” as ours were; and many of today’s graduates not as “good” as we were. If you think I’m going to refute or contradict those assertio...

Are we there yet? It graduates - bauhaus style

Monash University’s School of Information Management & Systems has over the last few years taken a novel approach to the teaching of its undergraduate degree program. This approach adopts and extends aspects of the Bauhaus style of teaching with the aim of developing IT graduates that are better prepared in both discipline knowledge and the non academic skills required in the IT workforce. This...

Labour Market Outcomes of Australian University Graduates from Equity Groups

Assessing the migration decision of Indian IT-graduates: An empirical analysis

Research hypotheses from various migration-theory approaches are tested through a study focusing on a sample of 1,560 IT university students in India, just prior to the completion of their studies. The representative survey was conducted across India during the summer of 2003. The effect of economic and socio-political factors on the students' willingness to migrate was examined by using varian...

The Incorporation of Graduates from Higher Technological Education into the Labor Market

Higher technological education graduates constitute one of the most important and promising newcomers at the labor market. A smooth and successful vocational socialization of this category of future workers is one of the primary targets of educational systems, and policy makers at both; a national and a European level. This article focuses on the incorporation process of graduates from Greek hi...