The article describes the method for assessing employer satisfaction with the graduate qualifications quality which is applied in SUSU (South Ural State University).
Working on sitcoms like Diff'rent Strokes before graduating to quality TV, including the late 80s relationship drama Thirtysomething, he was earning buckets of money, and won an Emmy, but nevertheless he says he was nagged by disappointment.
In a competitive environment where academic institutions are under pressure to develop employable graduates, the quality of education has become a crucial differentiator.
Not only that, but the LA area's nine engineering schools, including those at Caltech, USC, UCLA and Harvey Mudd, continue to graduate top-quality talent for companies like SpaceX, Boeing and, now, Hyperloop One.
Without foreign medical graduates, the quality of care and research may suffer, said Dr. Ahmad Masri, a cardiology fellow at the University of Pittsburgh who wasn't involved in the study.
Although the acquisition and mastery of basic surgical procedures, trauma management and emergency obstetrical skills are essential for medical graduates, the quality of surgical training at Muhimbili University has declined in recent years.
To begin with, it considers and compares the labour market position of migrants and natives within a group of 11 European countries using high quality graduate cohort data.
2. QA/RA Home Page (Philadelphia: Temple University School of Pharmacy, Graduate Program in Quality Assurance/Regulatory Affairs); available from Internet: www.temple.edu/pharmacy_QARA.edu/pharmacy_QARA
The best and most selective universities generate too few graduates, and new private colleges are producing graduates of uneven quality.
