Careers of University Graduates: Views and Experiences in Comparative Perspectives

Ulrich Teichler: Graduate Employment and Work: Various Issues in a Comparative Perspective.-Brenda Johnston and Brenda Little: Socio-biographical Background and Educational Path.- Jake Murdoch and Jean-Jacques Paul: Study Content and Process, Competences Upon Graduation and Employment.- Jim Allen and Rolf van der Velden: Transitions From Higher Education to Work.- Trine Stavik and Clara Åse Arnesen: Early Career.- José García-Montalvo et al: The Employment Situation Some Four Years After Graduation.- Paul Kellermann: Acquired Competences and Job Requirements.- Osmo Kivinen and Jouni Nurmi: Job Requirements and Competences: Do Qualifications Matter?.- Jake Murdoch and Jean-Jacques Paul: Links Between Knowledge and Work and Appropriate Employment.- Gunhild Sagmeister: Early-Career Education.-Torgerdur Einarsdottir: 'On Different Tracks': The Gendered Landscape of Educational and Occupational Paths Amongst European Graduates.- Roberto Moscati and Michele Rostan: Regional Wealth, Employment and Mobility.- Volker Jahr and Ulrich Teichler: International Experience and Mobility of Graduates.- Egbert de Weert: Graduate Employment in Europe: The Employers' View.- Harald Schomburg: Work Orientation and Job Satisfaction.- Ulrich Teichler: Confirming Conventional Wisdom and Contributing to New Insights: The Results of a Comparative Study on Graduate Employment and Work.