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Survey on young graduates employability
Survey on young graduates employability

Where are Sciences Po's young graduates one year after they graduate?
Our survey on student job market entry provides important quantitative information on how our students start their careers, and how they evolve. It constitutes a valuable database and market feedback, allowing to constantly improve Sciences Po's academic offering. By sharing information about their professional development, our graduates help the following generations of students attain their objectives more effectively.
The 2014 survey on the employability of recent Sciences Po graduates* confirms the trends observed over the two last years. The Sciences Po diploma remains a strong asset, providing rapid access to the job market. resultsYoung graduates gain rapid access to the job market
Young graduates hold stable and well-paid positions
Sciences Po graduates work primarily in the private sector
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key data
→ 69% work in the private sector
→ 23.5% work in the national public sector
→ 39% work outside of France
→ 43 856€ : average gross annual salary qfter 15 months
→ 80% required less than 6 months to find a job |
ContactHead of careers service |
about the survey* The survey was conducted during the summer of 2014 among the graduates of the class of 2013. It was conducted by the Centre d'Etudes Européennes (CEE) and the The Center for Socio-Political Data at Sciences Po. |
Last modified 2015-09-16
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