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Career Paths of Undergraduate Graduates

Undergraduates entering the job market pursue diverse and broad career fields. The top three employment sectors are “Electronic Information and Networking,” “Marketing, Advertising, and Public Relations,” and “General Service Industries” (e.g., aviation, telecommunications, finance, and insurance). These are followed by journalism and print media production, government and public sector employment, and film, television, and animation production.

The diversity of graduates’ career paths demonstrates that the Department of Communication and Technology’s training courses and skills are well-aligned with the job market, meeting the professional talent demands across various industries. The chart below illustrates the career paths of undergraduate graduates from Class 97 to Class 107.

Career Paths of Master’s Graduates

Master’s graduates entering the job market also pursue diverse and broad career fields. The top three employment sectors are “Electronic Information and Networking,” “Marketing, Advertising, and Public Relations,” and “General Service Industries” (e.g., aviation, telecommunications, finance, and insurance). These are followed by journalism and print media production, government and public sector employment, and film, television, and animation production.

The diversity of graduates’ career paths demonstrates that the Department of Communication and Technology’s training courses and skills are well-aligned with the job market, meeting the professional talent demands across various industries. The chart below illustrates the career paths of master’s graduates from Class 97 to Class 107.