Difference between revisions of "Graduate employment in related job"
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== Description == | == Description == | ||
| − | It is a quantitative indicator that shows percentage of graduates employed in job related with studies. | + | It is a '''quantitative''' indicator that shows percentage of graduates employed in job related with studies. |
It could be difficult to define what "related" means for some degrees. Best option is self-assesment of suitability throug graduates surveys. | It could be difficult to define what "related" means for some degrees. Best option is self-assesment of suitability throug graduates surveys. | ||
| − | As far as the level of decision making is concerned, it is an operational indicator and falls within [[Teaching & Learning]] scope. | + | As far as the level of decision making is concerned, it is an '''operational''' indicator and falls within [[Teaching & Learning]] scope. |
== Decision-making uses == | == Decision-making uses == | ||
Latest revision as of 13:49, 18 November 2021
Description
It is a quantitative indicator that shows percentage of graduates employed in job related with studies.
It could be difficult to define what "related" means for some degrees. Best option is self-assesment of suitability throug graduates surveys.
As far as the level of decision making is concerned, it is an operational indicator and falls within Teaching & Learning scope.
Decision-making uses
- Adjust programmes offer.
Formula
(Σ Graduets working in related studies / Σ Graduates) *100