Italy: employment rate of recent postgraduates

This statistic shows the employment rate among individuals with a master’s degree interviewed one year after graduation in Italy from 2007 to 2017. Overall, the employment rate was higher among graduates holding a master’s degree obtained by graduating from a two-years master program than among individuals holding a single-cycle master’s degree.

Employment rate among individuals holding a master's degree interviewed one year after graduation in Italy from 2007 to 2017

Characteristic	Master's degree	Single-cycle master's degree*
2017	73.7%	59.8%
2016	73.9%	57.5%
2015	70.8%	55.5%
2014	70.4%	53.8%
2013	70.1%	49.1%
2012	69.8%	56.7%
2011	71.6%	59.6%
2010	72.4%	61.7%
2009	74.1%	64.9%
2008	75.2%	68.9%
2007	80.5%	79.5%

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Release date

June 2019

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Region

Italy

Survey time period

2007 to 2017

Supplementary notes

*Single-cycle master's programs are courses for which there is no distinction between graduate and postgraduate studies. These programs can last from five to six years, at the end of which students get a certificate that is the equivalent of a master's degree.

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