Excellent results for UniTs from the AlmaLaurea 2019 Report on the employment status of graduates
The Rector of the University of Trieste, Prof. Maurizio Fermeglia, announces with great satisfaction the latest data from the research Almalaurea, during the event Job@UniTs 2019: "our employment rate - says the Rector - is 90.8% 5 years after graduation, compared to a national figure of 85.5%, the average salary is 1,550 € against 1450 € of the national average.
The Consorzio Interuniversitario AlmaLaurea presented, in fact, Thursday, June 6, 2019, the XXI Report on the Profile and Employment Condition of graduates at the Conference "University and Labour Market" at the Sapienza University of Rome.
THE PROFILE OF THE GRADUATES of the University of Trieste
In 2018, 2,977 graduates from the University of Trieste were involved in the 21st Report on the Profile of Graduates. These are 1,681 first-level, 767 two-year and 508 one-cycle master's degrees; the remaining are graduates of the pre-reform course in Primary Education Sciences or other pre-reform courses.
In the following data, for the sake of synthesis, the data relating to first level graduates and two-year master's degrees are reported.
CITIZENSHIP AND PROVENANCE
One of the strengths of the University of Trieste is the percentage of graduates of foreign citizenship: a total of 6.3% (5.7% among the three-year period and 7.2% among the two-year term). The Trieste figure is higher than the national average of foreign citizenship graduates: the total is 3.5% (3.1% of the three-year period, 4.6% of the two-year magistrals).
The number increased compared to last year, when the overall percentage of foreign citizenship graduates was 5.9%.
The University of Trieste is also attractive from outside the region: 38.3% of graduates come from regions other than Friuli Venezia Giulia; in particular, 37% of the three-year period and 46.3% of the two-year period.
AGE, REGULARITY AND DEGREE GRADE: SUCCESS IN UNIVERSITY STUDIES
The average age at graduation is 25.8 years for all graduates, specifically 24.7 years for first level graduates and 27.2 years for two-year masters. 57% of graduates finish the current university (specifically 59.7% among three-year graduates and 59.7% among two-year magistrals).
The average graduation grade is 103.7 out of 110: 101.3 for first level graduates and 107.6 for biennial magistrals.
INTERNSHIPS, STUDY ABROAD AND WORK DURING STUDIES
64.9% of graduates have completed internships recognized by their course of study: 63.9% among first level graduates and 71.4% among two-year masters (a figure that rises to 85.7% if we also consider those who have only completed it in the three-year period).
Trieste is also above the national average for study experience abroad: 17.1% of its three-year graduates have had study experience abroad (Erasmus in the first place), against a national average of 8.2%; 17.8% in graduate magistrates on a national average of 15.1%. These figures are also increasing compared to 2018.
SATISFACTION FOR THE UNIVERSITY EXPERIENCE
In order to analyze the satisfaction for the university experience just ended, Almalaurea has chosen to take into consideration the opinion expressed by the group of graduates on some aspects. 86.7% of the graduates declared themselves satisfied with the relationship with the teaching staff and 83.6% considered the study load adequate for the duration of the course. With regard to the infrastructures provided by the University, 74.9% of the graduates who used them consider the classrooms to be adequate. More generally, 87.5% of university graduates declared themselves satisfied with the university experience as a whole.
69.4% of university graduates would again enrol in the same course and in the same university.
The EMPLOYMENTAL CONDITION OF THE GRADUATES of the University of Trieste
The Employment Condition Survey involved a total of 5,698 graduates from the University of Trieste. The data focus on the analysis of the performance of three-year and two-year master's degrees published in 2017 and interviewed one year after the title and on those of two-year master's degrees published in 2013 and interviewed after five years.
THE FOLLOWING TABLE SHOWS THE NUMBER OF GRADUATES WHO HAVE COMPLETED THEIR STUDIES AT THE END OF EACH YEAR
The survey involved 1,542 three-year graduates in 2017 contacted one year after the title (in 2018).
By isolating the three-year graduates of the University of Trieste who never enrolled in a degree course after their degree (35.5%), it is possible to investigate their employment performance one year after the degree was awarded.
The employment rate (according to the definition adopted by ISTAT, also those engaged in paid activity, training or work are considered employed) is 74.5%.
27.5% of the employed can count on permanent employment, while 43.8% can count on permanent employment.
