What is the employment situation of the one-year master's degree in Britain now?

According to the analysis of survey data, the proportion of women employed after studying abroad in China is higher than that of men, accounting for 59. 16%. The age is mainly between 23 and 33 years old, accounting for 95%. The average age of returned overseas students is 27.04 years old, including 26.56 years old for master and 32.09 years old for doctor. Among the returned overseas students, 80.70% have a master's degree, 9.49% have a doctor's degree, and 9.8 1% have undergraduate and junior college degrees.

Management, science and economics are the most popular subjects, followed by engineering, literature and law.

People with different academic backgrounds have different professional directions. The main professional direction of the doctor is chemistry, materials, economics, electronic and electrical engineering, mechanical engineering and computer science.

Among the people with master's degrees, the higher proportion of majors are finance, accounting, business administration, management and international business.

The professional composition of undergraduate and junior college is close to that of master's degree group, mainly including business administration, economics, accounting and so on.

Employment after studying abroad

Based on the data analysis of employment agencies for returned overseas students in Beijing, the main types of employment agencies for returned overseas students in Beijing are state-owned enterprises (23.85%) and private enterprises (19.40%). Followed by foreign-funded enterprises, state institutions and financial institutions. The distribution pattern and overall distribution of employment institutions for returned overseas students with master's degrees are basically the same, but returned overseas students with doctoral degrees mainly choose universities and state institutions for employment.

Compared with the previous two years, the proportion of people entering state-owned enterprises has a downward trend, while the proportion of people entering foreign-funded enterprises has increased. After returning from studying abroad, those who are employed in Beijing still prefer Beijing urban area, including Haidian, Chaoyang and Xicheng. The proportion of directly joining suburban institutions is very small, and even those who have not obtained doctoral degrees have joined suburban counties. Compared with the previous two years, the proportion of returned students entering Changping District of Beijing has an upward trend.

Intention to study abroad and return to China for employment

Nearly half (49.34%) of the people who participated in the survey of the intention to study abroad and return to China expect to find career development opportunities in Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou and Shenzhen, which is 8% lower than 20 13.

As far as job expectations are concerned, 75% of the respondents are willing to develop in the eastern coastal cities, followed by the central region (15%). The industries that returned overseas students expect to work are finance (30.0 1%), education (9.88%), culture (7.8 1%), software and information technology services (6.69%).

Enterprises are still the preferred employment target institutions for returned overseas students, with 29% of respondents choosing foreign-funded enterprises, 20% choosing state-owned enterprises and 17% choosing private enterprises, that is, two-thirds of returned overseas students expect to work in enterprises.

Followed by institutions (14%), universities and scientific research (1 1%). Only 3.32% of returned overseas students expect to start their own businesses, but compared with the previous year, it has increased by one percentage point. Career development space is the most important factor in the employment decision-making process of all returned overseas students (68.4 1%), followed by work place (60.20%) and salary and welfare (4 1.5 1%).

Professional introduction of good employment for master students studying in Britain

HESA, a British higher education, made a survey and summarized the full-time employment of British university graduates after half a year's graduation. So today, according to this report, we sorted out the 10 British postgraduate major with the highest employment rate.

1. Compound discipline

Employment rate: 100%

As the name implies, there is more than one major discipline to meet the needs of the discipline. Generally, this major is more suitable for practical work because of its wide knowledge, so it is easier to find a job. But correspondingly, you need to work harder during your study.

2. Education

Employment rate: 92%

Recommended institutions: Cambridge University, Durham University, Birmingham University, Glasgow University, university of stirling, etc.

3. Architecture, construction and planning

Employment rate: 79%

Architecture majors include architecture, planning and house design. However, the application requirements for this major are very high, and applicants must obtain honorary degrees in related majors, that is, GPA must be very good or even excellent.

4. Medical related majors

Employment rate: 77%

Anatomy, ophthalmology, medical equipment and other majors are all related to medicine. Because modern society pays more and more attention to medical treatment and health preservation, it is very easy for graduate students of these majors to find jobs. But if you want to apply for a medical major, you need to have a relevant bachelor's degree first.

Recommended by institutions: university of strathclyde, Aston University, University College London, Cambridge University, Southampton University.

5. Engineering and technology

Employment rate: 72%

Engineering majors include electronics, machinery, automobile, chemical industry, aviation and so on. All walks of life have demand for engineers and technicians, and generally speaking, the demand will be higher and higher. If you want to apply for a master's degree in engineering technology, you must first have a relevant undergraduate education background.

Recommended by institutions: Cambridge University, Oxford University, London Imperial College London, Nottingham University, Durham University, etc.

6. Mass media and archival science

Employment rate: 7 1%

Our common mass media majors are news, publishing, media research and so on. This kind of graduate students need to have work experience or academic background in education or media.

7. Physics

Employment rate: 70%

There are many branches in this field, such as physics, astronomy, chemistry and earth science. If you want to apply for graduate students in physical science, generally speaking, you must have a relevant bachelor's degree, and your undergraduate grades need to reach a good level.

Recommended by institutions: Cambridge University, St Andrews University, Oxford University, Durham University and Warwick University.

8. Computer science

Employment rate: 70%

Because computers are widely used, students who study computers can find jobs in almost any industry after graduation.

Recommended by institutions: Cambridge University, Oxford University, Imperial College London, St Andrews University, Durham University.

9. Medicine and dentistry

Employment rate: 68%

10. Social subjects

Employment rate: 68%

Social science here is a discipline related to social and personal relations, including economy, politics, social work and anthropology. The academic requirements for applicants are low, and many students from other majors can come to study.