Employment of College Graduates in the Era of Universalized Higher Education
The employment performance (including salaries, relevant to studies and job satisfaction) of college graduates from different school types and disciplines after the universalization of higher education in Taiwan was examined and a comparative analysis was conducted in this article. The findings were as follows: 1) Medicine and health and industrial arts were the best disciplines in terms of overall employment performance; however, and performed poorly overall in terms of employment. 2) The graduates' employment performance in the school type of public universities was better than others for the most part in Taiwan; however, the graduates of public universities who majored in arts, agriculture, mass media, physical education/other, home economics, and tourism services did not do well in terms of their employment performance. Based on the analysis, from the viewpoint of employment, we suggested that...