Fresh graduates of Fudan University directly have less than 20 % in their job rate

According to data from Shanghai Fudan University, China, the school's undergraduate graduates accounted for less than 20 %, and the proportion of students who continued to be studied was as high as 70 %.

According to the cover news on Tuesday (January 9), the quality report of the undergraduate teaching quality of the 2022-2023 academic year of Fudan University shows that the overall employment rate of the current undergraduate graduates of the school in 2023 reached 88.69%, of which the most important of whichThe whereabouts are advanced, reaching 2278, accounting for 70.61%of the total number of graduates; the number of direct employment is 583, accounting for 18.07%.

As of August 31 last year, the employment quality survey launched by Fudan University showed that 86.55%of graduates were satisfied with the results of job search.A survey of employers showed that the overall satisfaction of employers' overall performance of the graduates of the school exceeded 98%.

Report shows that when evaluating the school's graduate work ability, the employer's "profound professional knowledge and skills", "obey professional norms and ethics", "active initiative", "strong", "active", "strong professional learning"The performance of action "and other aspects has been highly recognized.Relatively speaking, although the employer's satisfaction with the "leadership ability", "critical thinking", "widely involved in various knowledge areas" of the school's graduates also exceeded 90%, compared with the aforementioned ability, the satisfaction is still low.Essence

As China ushered in the largest graduation wave of universities, the young people's employment market continued to be severe.After the Chinese youth unemployment rate reached a high point of 21.3%in June last year, it has suspended the release of urban survey unemployment data data such as young people and other ages from August.

Bloomberg reported in July last year that Liu Yuanchun, a well -known economist in China and the co -founder of the China Macroeconomic Forum, warned that Chinese youth unemployment may last for 10 years and will continue to intensify in the short term;It will trigger other social problems outside the economic field and even become the fuse of political issues.

He believes that the problem of unemployment of youth is not only a periodic problem, but a systematic problem and trend.