Prospective students are carefully considering their future career possibilities when choosing courses and universities. They look for university international rankings and other resources that would provide information on graduate destinations and starting pay. With tuition fees on the rise, students will be searching for a better return on their investment. Not all reputable universities have strong employer networks; the level of assistance and services provided by the career advice service centre, as well as volunteer and internship experience, are all important aspects in increasing a student’s employability.
Students may compare university performance in terms of graduate employability results and prospects using the QS Graduate Employability Rankings. Four different indications are used to calculate the total score, each with a different weighting.
The following are the four indicators:
Employer Reputation | 30% |
Alumni Outcomes | 30% |
Partnerships with Employers | 25% |
Graduate Employment Rate | 15% |