How is employment at Ningxia University? How is employment at Ningxia University?

How is Ningxia University getting employed?

When filling in the college entrance examination, how is Ningxia University getting employed? The employment quality report allows everyone to understand the employment situation of the school.

Ningxia University had 4,968 graduates in 2014***. Among them, there are 519 graduates from higher vocational and technical education, 3,658 undergraduate graduates, and 791 graduate students (including 18 doctoral candidates). Among the graduates, there are 2,236 boys, accounting for 45.01% of the total number of graduates; 2,732 girls, accounting for 54.99% of the total number of graduates. The ratio of boys to girls is 0.82:1.

As of December 12, 2014, the overall employment rate of the school’s 2014 graduates was 92.85%. Among them, the employment rate of vocational students is 90.17%, the employment rate of undergraduates is 93.44%, and the employment rate of graduate students is 91.91%.

The overall employment destinations of the school’s 2014 graduates are: corporate recruitment accounting for 51.50% (of which large enterprises account for 22.3%), civil servants, selected students, public institutions, college student village officials, special post teachers, three branches Public examinations and grassroots employment projects such as First Aid and the Western Plan accounted for 33.28%, further education accounted for 8.51%, enlistment in the army accounted for 0.09%, and self-employed students accounted for 0.87%.

Higher vocational students. Mainly for enterprise employment, enterprise recruitment accounted for 75.43%, and graduates employed in public institutions accounted for 4.91%.

Undergraduate students. Employment destinations are: enterprise recruitment accounts for 52.70%, civil servants, selected students, public institutions, college student village officials, special post teachers, three branches and one support, western plan and other public examinations and grassroots employment projects account for 31.39%, further education accounts for 10.71%, and going abroad Those who left the country accounted for 0.99%, those who joined the army accounted for 0.09%, and those who started their own businesses accounted for 1.05%.

Graduate students. Employment destinations are: enterprise recruitment accounts for 30.26%, civil servants, selected students, public institutions, college student village officials, special post teachers, three branches and one support, western plan and other public examinations and grassroots employment projects account for 60.49%, further education accounts for 3.59%, and going abroad Outbound students accounted for 0.97%, self-employed students accounted for 0.55%, and others accounted for 4.14%.

Higher vocational students. Mainly concentrated in employment in various non-public economic organizations, accounting for 75.43% of employed graduates; the rest are distributed in secondary and primary education, state-owned enterprises and other institutions.

Undergraduate students. They are mainly distributed in large state-owned enterprises, non-public economic organizations, public institutions and higher education units, accounting for 80.31% of the number of employed graduates; others are distributed in secondary and primary education, party and government agencies, scientific research and design, the military and other units.

Graduate students. Mainly concentrated in large state-owned enterprises, higher education, secondary education and non-public economic organizations for further study and employment, accounting for 86.8% of employed graduates; others are distributed in party and government agencies, scientific research and design units and the military.

Higher vocational students. Mainly distributed in: education, leasing and commercial service industries, wholesale and retail industries, construction industry, culture, sports and other industries.

Undergraduate students. Mainly distributed in: education, public administration, social security and social organizations, manufacturing, wholesale and retail industries and construction industry.

Graduate students. Mainly distributed in: education, scientific research and technical service industries, public administration, social security and social organizations, agriculture, forestry, animal husbandry, fishery, information transmission, software and information technology service industries.