Tsinghua University has the least number of students, with only 6,644 graduates in the 20th13rd session. This is less than half of Wuhan University. Generally speaking, undergraduates are the main body of comprehensive universities. But in Peking University, Tsinghua and Fudan University, there are more graduate students than undergraduates. Especially in Peking University, 20 13 graduate students are 36% more than undergraduate students. Although comprehensive universities recruit talents, their regional view is still obvious. Of the eight universities, only Tsinghua and Fudan have made their places of origin public. It can be seen that there are more students from Beijing in Tsinghua (1 1.6%) and more students from Shanghai in Fudan. However, in contrast, Fudan has a greater protection for local governments, with Shanghai students accounting for 33.7%.
Looking at seven universities (unpublished by Peking University), there are 50% men and 50% women. In Tsinghua and Zhejiang University, there are more boys than girls. In Fudan University and Sun Yat-sen University, there are more girls than boys. In other schools, men and women are equal. However, there is an interesting phenomenon between gender and education: girls prefer to study for a master's degree. For example, at Wu Da University, there are more boys than girls in undergraduate courses and more girls than boys in master's degrees. Of course, the doctor is still a patent for boys.
Tsinghua students prefer further studies.
According to the employment rate of undergraduate graduates in 20 13 years published by seven universities, let's make an incomplete list: Tsinghua is 98. 1%, Peking University is 97.37%, Fudan is 96.75% (initial employment rate), Zhejiang University is 95.86% (initial employment rate) and Sun Yat-sen University is 94./kloc.
Education is related to the employment rate: the higher the education, the higher the employment rate. The higher the educational background, the more people choose direct employment.
Undergraduate graduates are more likely to choose further studies. Among these seven universities, Tsinghua University undergraduates love reading, and the enrollment rate is as high as 8 1.7%, of which 54% are studying in the mainland. Sun Yat-sen University students are the most practical, and 55% of undergraduates work directly. Fudan students love to study abroad. The number of Fudan undergraduates who go out for postgraduate study is similar to that of those who choose to study in China, which is about 29.5%. However, in other universities, the number of undergraduate students studying abroad is only about half that of the mainland. For master graduates, studying abroad is more attractive. In most colleges and universities, the number of people who go out to study PhD is about twice that of the mainland. But in Fudan, the proportion is as high as three times.
Different majors have obvious corresponding flow directions. For example, students in humanities and social sciences will go to state-owned enterprises and institutions more often. Most medical students will go to medical and health institutions (including related industries). In fact, this shows from another angle that liberal arts students have the lowest employment correspondence, while medical students have the highest employment correspondence.
Different academic qualifications also have an impact on the employment direction. The higher the education, the more I like institutions. Doctoral students unanimously choose scientific research institutions and universities. Moreover, the whereabouts of graduates are obviously regional. Not so popular in other colleges and universities? Foreign-funded enterprises? (Reporter's note: three different types of foreign investment), but it is the great love of Fudan graduates, leaving 2 1.4% of Fudan students. This ratio is second only to the students in Fudan University (27.6438+0%).
Peking University students love state-owned enterprises more.
Among Peking University graduates, 35% go? Other institutions besides scientific research and education? 25% people go to state-owned enterprises. By industry, 42.53% of the undergraduates in Peking University went to the medical biology/medical care industry, and 14. 1 1% went to management consulting/education and scientific research. Among Peking University graduates, 38.9% went to state-owned enterprises, and 14% went? Other institutions besides scientific research and education? . 25.56% of Peking University graduates went to finance, and 19.57% went to government/non-profit organizations.
The students in Tsinghua have revealed their true colors of learning hegemony. There are far more undergraduates studying abroad than masters. Of the 520 undergraduate graduates who went abroad for further study, 70 went to Columbia University. In Tsinghua's employment report, 3 1 the distribution of graduates from top institutions in various fields is listed. Among them, China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation signed the largest number of Dr. Tsinghua, 2 1. Tsinghua has the largest number of applicants for master's degree, with 54 students. In this table, there is a phenomenon: the number of undergraduate students signing contracts is obviously less than that of master students, and many units have not recruited a Tsinghua undergraduate at all. In fact, this just reflects a cruel reality: most top enterprises have requirements for academic qualifications, and graduates with master's degree or above are interested. The employment rate of arts students in Tsinghua is relatively high, accounting for 99.0%, while the employment rate of science students is relatively low, accounting for 95.7%. Engineering and liberal arts graduates tend to be directly employed. Science graduates are more inclined to pursue further studies, with a ratio of 6 1. 1%. Engineering liberal arts students mainly go to enterprises. Science graduates mainly go to universities and scientific research institutions.
Fudan14 enterprises have entered the world's top 500.
? The total number of graduates from Fortune 500 enterprises reached 687, accounting for 26% of the total employment of enterprises, which is equivalent to 1 person in every four graduates of Fudan University working in Fortune 500 enterprises. ? State-owned enterprises, foreign-funded enterprises and medical and health institutions are the three first choices for Fudan students.
For undergraduates, the top three are modern professional services, financial industry and IT industry. For master students, finance, medical care (including biomedicine) and IT rank in the top three. From a broad perspective, the employment of science and engineering graduates is mainly concentrated in finance and modern professional services. At the same time, according to professional characteristics, science students rank first in the IT industry (27.7%).
Social science master students have the highest employment satisfaction rate.
20 13 years 7 1% The provisional annual salary of Zhejiang University graduates is 30,000? 1.20 thousand, of which one third is concentrated in 60 thousand? 90,000 to 65,438+07.17% of the graduates have an annual salary of over 654,380+200,000. Among them, the proportion of boys who get high salaries of more than 90,000 is higher than that of girls, and the proportion of girls who get low salaries of less than 90,000 is even higher. In the range of annual salary below 60 thousand, the proportion of undergraduate students is significantly higher than that of graduate students; In the high-paying subdivision of more than 90,000, the proportion of graduate students is significantly higher than that of undergraduates. The difference between the tentative annual salary of master and doctor is reflected in the distribution of10.2 million, and the doctor is obviously higher than the master.
Last year, the Employment Service and Guidance Center of Zhejiang University conducted a questionnaire survey before the 20th13rd graduates left school, and received 5564 valid questionnaires. The survey results show that the overall satisfaction rate of graduates in different disciplines is the highest in engineering information, social sciences and medicine, and the lowest in humanities, agriculture and science. The dissatisfaction rate decreases with the improvement of academic qualifications. Social science graduates have the highest employment satisfaction, while science graduates have the lowest.