Using comparative data from six European countries and Japan, our paper analyses to what extent differences in graduate employment can be explained by differences between higher education institutions, i.e. “institutional effects”. In order to estimate the size of these institutional effects we carry out multilevel analysis. This analysis shows that there appears to be large inter-country and f...

this paper is an attempt to study information seeking behaviors of graduate students in birjand and ferdowsi universities based on kuhlthau model of information search process. the population consists of graduate students in birjand and ferdowsi universities whose proposals were approved by graduate study councils of mentioned universities up to the end of first semester of 2008-2009 academic y...

In order to stabilize the operation of innovation and entrepreneurship education improve graduate employment ability sports training professionals, this paper, based on literature, work experience actual environment background, promotes development professionals in colleges universities.

Although public child welfare has historically been a major employer of professional social workers, within the last twenty years MSW graduates have shunned public social services for the private sector. Using Title IV-E funds, universities have responded to this shortage by providing financial and educational incentives for graduate social work students to work with the diverse and complex cas...

employment of graduates is considered at national level as a a problem for the educational planners in diffrent countries. this is of great concern because not only the employment market is at the core of social and ecomomic development but also it gives individuals a social role to play through gainful employment. this article describes the problem, analyses the relationship between education ...

In view of the current socio-economic context, in which innovation is a key driving force for sustainable development, which challenges are facing Technical Universities to enhance and nurture innovation and better contribute to help developing and exploiting engineering, science and technology? This broad question has motivated the work behind the present paper, which considers the development...