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Graduates’ employment condition

This report of AlmaLaurea is the result of the monitoring of graduates’ access to the labour market within the 5 years after graduation. It is a very important tool for evaluating the effectiveness of the academic system and for assessing the attitude of the labour market towards graduates.
2009 Survey - Graduates’employment condition

The survey involved over 210 000 graduates from 49 universities taking part in the Consortium in 2008 (on 29/06/2010 the total number of Italian universities amounted to 60 units). 161 000 post-reform graduates have been interviewed one year on from graduation. As for pre-reform graduates, 22 000 of them have been interviewed 3 years on from graduation and 27 000 have been interviewed five years on from graduation.

copertina volume The profile on graduates’employment condition is divided into 10 sections:
  • Surveyed group
  • Postgraduate training
  • Employment condition
  • Access to the labour market
  • Characteristics of the current work
  • Characteristics of the company
  • Earnings
  • Use and need for a degree whitin the current job
  • Degree effectiveness
  • Search of a job


Go to 2009 Survey - Graduates’employment condition


Other surveys available:
The previous surveys are available on the Italian website: