When choosing a school for studying abroad, everyone is most concerned about the question: How do you judge the gold content and employment competitiveness of so many universities in the world?
Recently, the 2022 QS graduates' employment competitiveness ranking was released. Let's take a look at the data of authoritative organizations!
Introduction to Ranking
The QS Graduate Employment Competitiveness Ranking is published by QS, a world-renowned education market consulting company, to help students understand the performance of various universities in terms of graduate employability and prospects.
This ranking includes 550 universities, 50 more than last year; the most representative countries are the United States (90 universities on the list), the United Kingdom (54 universities on the list), and China (26 universities on the list) And Japan (22 universities are on the list).
Ranking basis
The score of each institution is composed of five carefully selected indicators. Except for employer reputation, all currently used indicators are unique to the QS graduate employment competitiveness rankings. The details are as follows:
Employer reputation (30%)
Alumni output (25%)
Employer cooperation (25%)
Employer-student interaction (10%)
Employment rate of graduates (10%)
Ranking highlights
Ranking of TOP 10 graduates' employment competitiveness in 2022
Highlights of the list
1. The TOP3 of this ranking has remained unchanged for three consecutive years. They are Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Stanford University and UCLA, all of which belong to the United States.
2. Oxford University is the only university in the UK to enter the top ten on the list, ranking 7th in the world.
3. Two Chinese universities are in the top ten on the list, namely Tsinghua University at No. 6 and the University of Hong Kong at No. 10.
4. Two Australian universities entered the top ten, the University of Sydney ranked 4th, and the University of Melbourne ranked 8th.
5. In terms of employer reputation and alumni output, the universities that performed best were: Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Stanford University, Harvard University and Oxford University, all of which got a perfect score of 100 points.
America
In this ranking, American colleges and universities are still outstanding!
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Let us look at a set of data:
There are 5 American universities in the TOP10 list, accounting for half of the country.
In the TOP20 list, American universities have 11 seats.
In the TOP30 list, there are 14 in the United States.
In the TOP100 list, the United States occupies 30 seats, nearly one-third.
In the full list, there are 90 universities in the United States on the list.
I have to sigh, the advantages of American higher education are really not covered~
China
A total of 26 universities in China are on the list, including 4 universities in Hong Kong, China. A total of 8 universities are among the top 100 in the world, and 15 universities are among the top 200 in the world.
China Mainland
China Hong Kong
Both Tsinghua University and Peking University achieved scores close to 99 in terms of employer reputation. At the same time, both Tsinghua University and Zhejiang University achieved nearly perfect scores in terms of employer cooperation and employer-student relations.
In addition, the University of Hong Kong recently announced its 2020 graduate employment survey. The survey pointed out that despite the significant pressure on the job market, the University of Hong Kong's undergraduate graduates still achieve full employment. The employment rate of job seekers is 98.7%. The unemployment rate remained at an extremely low level of 1.3%.
U.K
There are a total of 54 universities in the UK on the list, among which Oxford University, Cambridge University and University of London have the highest employability.
Among them, Oxford University is the best university in terms of employer reputation and alumni output, with a score of 100.
Canada
Picture Canada has a total of 18 universities on the list, of which 5 universities are among the top 100 in the world, and the University of Toronto dominates Canada this year.
Australia
Nine universities enter the top 100, and the University of Sydney beats Harvard University and Oxford University to occupy the fourth place on the list.
The employability of the University of Sydney is better, but the University of Melbourne has a better reputation among employers, ranking 19th in the world.
Singapore
In this ranking, Singapore has 1 university on the list.
The National University of Singapore is a national treasure university that ranks first in Asia for many years, and it is Singapore's top world-class university.
Japan
A total of 22 universities in Japan have entered the list, of which 7 have entered the TOP100.
Studying abroad is to lay the foundation for future work. The major you learn and the school you choose will directly or indirectly affect your future employment competitiveness.
In the long run, choosing a good school depends not only on the academic strength of the school, but also on whether the school can give you the corresponding employment support after graduation.
It is the opening hours of the new year’s study abroad schools and the graduates’ job hunting season. You can also learn about the performance of domestic and foreign universities in employment competitiveness. Whether it is studying abroad or immigrants, add a dimension of consideration when choosing a school. .
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