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Graduate Career Tracking: Insights into Student Expectations and Labor Market Outcomes

This research program led by Zsuzsanna Veroszta, PhD, explores the expectations of students regarding higher education and their subsequent integration into the labor market in Hungary. The study draws on comprehensive surveys involving over 7,800 participants across various fields to analyze graduates' anticipated and actual income, job search duration, and relevance of qualifications. Key questions include the motivations behind pursuing higher education and the perceived advantages of graduation. Discover the implications for education policy and employer practices.

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Graduate Career Tracking: Insights into Student Expectations and Labor Market Outcomes

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  1. GraduateCarreerTrackingas a Research Program Zsuzsanna Veroszta PhD Educatio Public Services Non-profit LLC CEDEFOP Study Visit

  2. Researches Country-wide sample surveys Integration of public agency databases Regular Institution-based surveys Regular employer surveys (private sector) International research programs, cooperation

  3. Students expectations Questions - Is participation in higher education only an investment (human capital theory – or other motivations)? - Are students realize their possibilities on the labour market?

  4. Advantages expected from graduating (Frequency of selected aspects - the two most important)7837 participants Students expectations

  5. Expectations by study fields (Differences from the average)

  6. Students expectations and the realityIncome expected by students and provided by graduates Graduates: Average net income per month by study fields 3 years after graduation (Ft) (2010) Students: Expected net income per month by study fields after few years of (Ft) (2009)

  7. Graduates on the labour market Questions - What does success mean? - Is graduation an advantage? (Graduated unemployment, income) - Overeducation/leaving the profession? - On the labour market with Bachelor degree

  8. Graduate success

  9. Finding a job Average time of finding a job after graduation (among job seekers) by the field of study (N=2371, months)

  10. Income Average net income per month among active graduates, 3 years after graduation, forint, 2010, N=2691 Average net income per month in Hungary among active population, Central Statistical Office, 2010, white collar workers/blue collar workers/total, forint

  11. Leaving the profession Proportion of horizontal mismatch among graduates 3 years after graduation by field of study (Based on self-declaraction, N= 4341)

  12. Horizontal matching among BSc graduates To what extent is your main work activity related to your qualification? (One year after graduation, based on self-declaraction, %, N= 6421) Az egyes várakozások említési gyakorisága, százalékos megoszlás, N=7835

  13. Income of BSc graduates Annual gross income of graduates by type of the study program (Among active graduates, one year after graduation, Euro per year, N=5250)

  14. From school to work Learning/working after graduation by type of the study program (One year after graduation, N=9464)

  15. Thank you for your attention! Contacts: www.diplomantul.hu veroszta.zsuzsanna@educatio.hu

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