employment rates (1 Viewer)

[mnbvc]

hiii i was just wondering how "employable" are unsw comm/law graduates? i've heard somewhere that UTS has the highest graduate employment rate, so i was wondering is that true? and how good is unsw's?

 

[Minai]

well, going by the Good Uni's Guide 2004, UTS also has, on average the highest paid law graduates
UNSW's law graduates are very employable...98% of graduates find a job upon graduation

 

[Newbie]

how much is the usual starting salary for unsw?

 

[qkrtjdxo]

According to Good Uni Guide 2004, starting salary for a UNSW Commerce graduate is $42,783.

Edit: Forgot to add the law starting salary, which is $46,426.

 

[Newbie]

would there be a difference in starting salaries from different majors?

say accounting would have a higher employment level but lower salary than acturial

 

[sugamama]

I think Intl Bus get paid more or not

where can we get a copy of Good Uni Guide

is it on the net?

 

[qkrtjdxo]

I got mine from the local newsagency

 

[pigs_can_fly]

actually USYD has a 98.7% graduate employment rate

apparently finance gets paid the most. if ur a top student, u can get 70-90k straight out of uni...schweeet

 

[qkrtjdxo]

As would be expected from top students

Those Good Uni Guide figures are more of an average.

 

[Newbie]

omg
ok im going finance then lol

there you have it folks
its all about the money

 

[pigs_can_fly]

yeah, woot! finance is the way

 

[sugamama]

I'm gonna stick with Intl Bus and be a poor cunt hahaha

 

[qkrtjdxo]

lol I'm thinking of Int. Business aswell.. seems more interesting

 

[Minai]

Its way more interesting!
I do accounting and Int. business double
and I always HD my Int.bus subjects coz 1. its easy 2. its my most enjoyable subject

 

[Dingo]

can i still buy the Good Uni Guide 2004 today?
is it still sold in newsagents??

 

[Dingo]

how much would the good guides book cost?

 

[Dingo]

i went to 4 different newsagencies in sydney city yesterday, and they all didnt sell this 'The Good Guides'

=(

 

[jayz]

Originally posted by mnbvc
hiii i was just wondering how "employable" are unsw comm/law graduates? i've heard somewhere that UTS has the highest graduate employment rate, so i was wondering is that true? and how good is unsw's?

should've said this earlier, but wat exactly is defined by the term 'employment rate', coz to me this is very inconsistent, as comm/law graduates may still be employed in other professions, i.e. science, engineering wif very low pay, etc etc

and does the good uni guide justify their stats on employment rates?

 

[Minai]

Originally posted by Dingo
i went to 4 different newsagencies in sydney city yesterday, and they all didnt sell this 'The Good Guides'

=(

they are held at the State Library..next to parliament house

 

[ameh]

Int. Business? what's the UAI required for that?