A few days ago, China Medical University, Shenyang Pharmaceutical University, Liaoning University of Traditional Chinese Medicine, and Shenyang Medical College, four pharmaceutical universities in the province, have successively released their 2016 graduate employment quality reports.

The employment rates of the four universities are all above 93%, including 95.61% for China Medical University, 96.42% for Shenyang Pharmaceutical University, 93.69% for Liaoning University of Traditional Chinese Medicine, and 95.33% for Shenyang Medical College. Each school has a professional employment rate of 100%. In addition, the employment flow of medical graduates is relatively concentrated, mainly in medical and health and related industries.

China Medical University

Nearly 40% of graduates earn a monthly salary of more than 5,000 yuan

The employment rate of 2016 graduates is 95.61%, with 36% in emergency medicine, geriatric medicine, etc. The employment rate of each major is 100.00%. Nearly 70% of the graduates stayed in Liaoning to work, and nearly 40% of the graduates earned a monthly salary of more than 5,000 yuan. Recently, the above data was revealed in the 2016 Annual Report on Graduate Employment Quality released by China Medical University.

The graduate employment rate is 96.61%, an increase from last year

The annual employment quality report of China Medical University’s 2016 graduates shows that there are 3,351 graduates of China Medical University in 2016 , including 1,613 graduate students, 1,390 undergraduate graduates, and 348 junior college graduates.

As of December 21, 2016, the employment rate of the school’s 2016 graduates was 95.61%. Among them, the employment rate of graduates is 95.60%; the employment rate of undergraduate graduates is 95.40%; and the employment rate of junior college graduates is 96.55%.

In the past three years, the number of graduates from this school has continued to grow, and the employment rate has been relatively stable, always above 92.00%. The employment rate of postgraduate students graduating in 2016 increased by 1.60 percentage points compared with that of 2015; the employment rate of undergraduate graduates in 2016 increased by 2.90 percentage points compared with that of 2015.

The proportion of employment-based continuing studies has increased

From the perspective of graduation destinations, "employment in the form of signing an employment agreement" mainly accounts for 38.08%, and "employment in other recruitment forms" accounts for 31.66% , "Going to higher education" accounted for 23.19%.

In terms of academic level, "employment in the form of signing an employment agreement" (63.61%) and "employment in other recruitment forms" (28.15%) are the main destinations of graduates; "advancing to higher education" (53.24%), "Employment in other forms of employment" (23.67%) and "Employment in the form of signing an employment agreement" (14.10%) are the main destinations of undergraduate graduates; "Employment in other forms of employment" (79.89%) and "Employment in the form of signing an employment agreement" (15.52%) %) is the main destination for junior college graduates.

In the past three years, employment in institutions has been the main destination for graduates of the school. Among them, graduates’ employment in institutions accounted for more than 91.00%, and undergraduate graduates’ employment in institutions accounted for more than 41.00%. In addition, there are also a large number of graduates who choose to continue their studies (advertise to higher education, study abroad). The proportion of undergraduate graduates pursuing further studies in the past three years is above 46.00%, and is showing an upward trend.

The employment rate of 9 schools including the School of Pharmacy, School of Forensic Medicine, and School of Nursing is 100%

The 2016 graduates of China Medical University are distributed in 16 schools, and the employment rates are all above 90.00% . Among them, the employment rate of 9 colleges is 100.00%, namely: School of Pharmacy, Institute of Molecular Mechanisms and Drugs of Metabolic Diseases, School of Forensic Medicine, School of Basic Public Health, School of Medical Informatics, Cancer Hospital, People's Hospital, and Institute of Translational Medicine. , School of Nursing.

The school’s 2016 undergraduate graduates are distributed in 11 colleges, including the School of Basic Medicine (100.00%), the School of Public Health (99.03%) and the School of Basic Public Health (98.15%) The graduate employment rate ranks among the top three.

The 2016 junior college graduates are distributed in colleges of applied technology, with an employment rate of 96.55%.

Emergency medicine, geriatric medicine and other 36 majors have an employment rate of 100%

The school’s graduate students in 2016 include 54 majors, of which 36 majors have an employment rate of 100.00%, achieving a Full employment, namely: pathology and pathophysiology, pathogenic biology, pediatric and maternal and child health, forensic medicine, infectious diseases, nursing, nursing, emergency medicine, psychiatry and mental health, rehabilitation medicine and physiotherapy, Basic oral medicine, labor hygiene and environmental hygiene, geriatric medicine, clinical pathology, clinical laboratory diagnostics, epidemiology and health statistics, ethics, informatics, human anatomy and histoembryology, social medicine and health management, Social Medicine and Health Care Management, Physiology, Biomedical Engineering, Pharmacognosy, Microbiology, Health Toxicology, Health Care Management, Pharmacy, Pharmacology, Pharmaceutical Analysis, Medicinal Chemistry, Genetics, Nutrition and Food Hygiene, Sports Medicine, clinical integration of traditional Chinese and Western medicine, and critical care medicine.

The school’s 2016 undergraduate graduates are distributed in 15 majors, with employment rates above 90.00%; among them, preventive medicine, clinical medicine (Japanese class), biological sciences and biotechnology, and clinical medicine (pediatrics class) ) The professional employment rate reaches 100.00%, achieving full employment.

All junior college graduates in 2016 majored in nursing, with an employment rate of 96.55%.

Nearly 70% of the graduates are employed in the province

The main employment areas of the school’s 2016 graduates are in Liaoning Province, accounting for 69.37%; there are more people employed outside the province The regions are Beijing City, Shandong Province and Shanghai City, accounting for 3.28%, 2.37% and 2.37% respectively.

Graduates employed in Liaoning Province mainly went to Shenyang, accounting for 88.32%. Among them, graduates went to Shenyang, accounting for 88.66%; undergraduate graduates went to Shenyang, accounting for 84.21%; college graduates went to Shenyang, accounting for 91.27%.

Among the graduates from within the province, 88.02% choose to stay and work in the province; 45.76% of the graduates from outside the province are employed in Liaoning Province, and 22.03% of the graduates from outside the province choose to return to their place of origin for employment.

In the past three years, the graduates of this school have mainly been employed in the province. The employment ratio of undergraduate graduates in the province has been 46.00% and above, and the employment ratio of graduates in the province has been above 62.00%. . At the same time, graduates from this school also flow to all parts of the country, especially the Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, Shenzhen, Pearl River Delta, and Yangtze River Delta regions, which are the main areas outside this province.

Nearly 90% of graduates flow into the health society and education industry

The 2016 graduates and undergraduates mainly flow into medical and health units, accounting for 79.56% and 73.39% respectively; others Enterprises (mainly private enterprises) are the main employment units for college graduates, accounting for 53.15%.

The industry layout of the school’s 2016 graduates is consistent with our school’s professional setting and training positioning; they mainly went to the “health and social work” (79.82%) and “education” (7.75%) industries.

From different academic levels, the main industry trends of graduates are “health and social work”. The industry distribution of graduates and undergraduate graduates is relatively concentrated, with 85.10% and 84.03% going to "health and social work" respectively; while the industry flows of college graduates are more diverse.

The main occupations of graduates in 2016 are "health professional and technical personnel" (78.66%), "other personnel" (14.80%) and "teaching personnel" (3.17%).

Nearly 40% of the graduates have a monthly salary of more than 5,000 yuan

The average monthly income of the school’s 2016 graduates is relatively high, at 4,999.86 yuan/month; 27.00% of the graduates have a monthly salary of more than 5,000 yuan. In the range of 2001-3500 yuan, 24.41% of graduates have a monthly salary between 3501-5000 yuan, and nearly 40% of graduates have a monthly salary of more than 5000 yuan.

The average pre-tax monthly income of 2016 undergraduate graduates after becoming regular employees is 3,592.54 yuan/month; the monthly salary range is mainly concentrated in 2,000 yuan and below (26.75%), followed by 2,001-3,000 yuan (22.93%) .

The average pre-tax monthly income of 2016 junior college graduates after becoming regular employees is 2,399.29 yuan/month; the monthly salary range is mainly concentrated in 1,001-2,000 yuan (67.86%), followed by 2,001-3,000 yuan (14.29%) .

Liaoning University of Traditional Chinese Medicine

The employment rate of undergraduate students is 93.90%

In 2016, Liaoning University of Traditional Chinese Medicine *** had 2,172 graduates, with There was a slight increase compared to the same period in previous years, including 1,525 undergraduate graduates, 594 master's degree graduates (including 177 undergraduate and master's degree students), and 53 doctoral graduates. Comparing the data of the past three years, it is found that the number of undergraduate students has declined slightly. , the number of graduate students has increased. The overall employment rate is 93.69%, of which the employment rate for undergraduates is 93.90%; the employment rate for graduate students is 93.20%.

The employment rate of Acupuncture and Massage (English classes) and English majors is 100%

As of December 31, 2016, of the 2,172 graduates in the school, 2,035 were employed, and 2,035 were employed. There are 137 people employed, and the total employment rate is 93.69%. The employment rate for undergraduate students is 93.90%; the employment rate for graduate students is 93.20%.

Looking at the employment rates of undergraduate colleges, the employment rate of the School of Foreign Languages ??is 100%; the employment rate of the School of Acupuncture and Massage is 97.30%; and the employment rates of other colleges are also around 93%. In terms of majors, the employment rate of acupuncture and massage (English classes) and English majors has reached 100%. In addition, Nursing (English Class) 97.80%; Pharmaceutical Preparation 97.53%; Nursing (Japanese Class) 96.67%. There are more majors with high graduate employment rates. The employment rates of the four majors of Traditional Chinese Medicine (acupuncture), Traditional Chinese Medicine, Integrated Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine, and Traditional Chinese Medicine have reached 100%.

Over 70% of graduate students entered medical and health institutions

In 2016, the nature of employment of all school graduates covered medical and health institutions, party and government agencies, higher education institutions, state-owned enterprises, and other undertakings These categories include units, troops, urban communities, scientific research and design units, and national grassroots units. Among them, medical and health units are the main destination of graduates, with 907 people, accounting for 44.57%; followed by 334 people in private enterprises, accounting for 16.41%; and then 319 people going to higher education, accounting for 15.68%; and in the party The proportion of employment in government agencies is the smallest, only 0.10%. In terms of academic level, the proportion of graduates with different academic qualifications employed in medical and health units has remained at a high level. Among them, the proportion of graduate students employed in medical and health units is as high as 71.31%, an increase of 3 percentage points from last year; undergraduates are employed in medical and health units. The employment rate has also reached 33.31%, and the enrollment rate is 19.87%. The employment areas of graduates are divided into the school location (Liaoning Province) and other places (provinces and cities other than Liaoning Province). The graduates' currently implemented work areas are mainly concentrated in Liaoning Province, with 1,540 people, accounting for the total number of employed people. 75.68%, a slight increase from last year; among which the proportion of undergraduates employed in Liaoning Province was 73.39%, and the proportion of graduate students employed in Liaoning Province was 81.09%.

The employment rate of the six majors of Shenyang Pharmaceutical University is 100%

Shenyang Pharmaceutical University

The average monthly salary of undergraduate students after becoming a regular student is 4,266 yuan

Shenyang Pharmaceutical University has 2,097 undergraduate graduates in 2016, with an average employment rate of 96.42%. Among them, the employment rate of six majors, including pharmaceutical analysis, biopharmaceuticals, and traditional Chinese medicine (intensive Japanese language course), has reached 100%. In terms of average monthly salary, it is 4,266.25 yuan/month after becoming a full-time employee, and the correlation between employment and major reaches 89.11%.

Employment rate: 100% employment rate in 6 majors including pharmaceutical analysis and traditional Chinese medicine

Shenyang Pharmaceutical University has 2,097 undergraduate graduates in 2016, including 658 boys. The proportion is 31.38%; there are 1,439 girls, accounting for 68.62%, and the male to female ratio is 0.46:1. There are 904 students in the province, accounting for 43.11%. The 2016 undergraduate graduates are distributed in 7 colleges. Among them, the School of Pharmacy and the School of Pharmaceutical Engineering have the largest number of graduates, accounting for 41.11% and 19.22% respectively. As of December 29, 2016, the employment rate of the school’s 2016 undergraduate graduates was 96.42%. The main destinations for undergraduate graduates are "employment through other recruitment forms" (29.23%), "advancing to higher education" (29.04%) and "employment through signing an employment agreement" (26.90%).

In terms of colleges, the employment rate of graduates from the School of Business Administration (99.34%), School of Pharmaceutical Engineering (98.01%) and School of Medical Devices (96.88%) ranks among the top three. School of Traditional Chinese Medicine (96.19%), School of Pharmacy (95.82%), School of Functional Food and Wine (93.62%), School of Life Sciences and Biopharmaceuticals (93.09%). Graduates are distributed in 22 majors, and the employment rate of 18 majors is above 90.00%; including pharmaceutical analysis, biopharmaceuticals, traditional Chinese medicine (Japanese intensive class), marketing, basic pharmacy base class, international economics and trade (pharmaceutical Direction) The employment rate of 6 majors reached 100.00%, achieving full employment. There were ***75 unemployed undergraduate graduates in the school in 2016, accounting for 3.58%. Further investigation of the reasons for unemployed graduates showed that unemployed undergraduate graduates are mainly "preparing for entrance examinations."

Flow direction: About 80% entered employment in private enterprises

From the perspective of employment area, areas with a large number of graduates employed outside the province in 2016 include Jiangsu Province, Beijing and Guangdong province, accounting for 20.45%, 12.94% and 6.77% respectively. Among the cities in the province where jobs are available, they mainly go to Shenyang City (70.27%) and Dalian City (7.81%). Divided by the nature of the unit, undergraduate graduates mainly flow to "other enterprises (mainly private enterprises)" (other enterprises refer to all enterprises except state-owned enterprises and foreign-funded enterprises, mainly including private enterprises, collectively owned enterprises, etc.), accounting for The proportion is 80.37%; followed by "state-owned enterprises", accounting for 9.74%. From an industry perspective, 80.67% entered the "health and social work" industry. The positions held by undergraduate graduates are mainly "other professional and technical personnel" (80.22%) and "service personnel and related personnel" (17.47%).

In terms of further education, 609 of the undergraduate graduates in 2016 chose to pursue higher education in China, with a enrollment rate of 29.04%. A further investigation of the consistency of majors for domestic undergraduate graduates who entered higher education found that the proportion of majors that entered higher education were consistent or related to their original majors was 95.00%. The continuity of professional further studies was relatively high, indicating that undergraduate graduates also had relatively high recognition of their original majors. high. In addition, 66 people in *** chose to study abroad (3.15%).

Among the graduates who went abroad for further study, 32.43% of undergraduate graduates reported that their major for further study abroad (overseas) was consistent with their original major, and 64.86% of undergraduate graduates reported that their major for further study abroad (overseas) was related to their original major. The main reasons for choosing cross-majors were "In line with interests and hobbies".

Salary: The average monthly salary after becoming a regular employee is 4,266.25 yuan

The average pre-tax monthly income of 2016 undergraduate graduates after becoming a regular employee is 4,266.25 yuan per month; the monthly salary range is mainly concentrated in 2001-3,500 yuan (39.38%), followed by 3501-5000 yuan (38.53%). Graduates employed in "foreign-funded enterprises" and "state-owned enterprises" have relatively high salary levels, with average monthly incomes of 6,035.32 yuan/month and 4,193.62 yuan/month respectively. In terms of industries, graduates employed in "health and social work" and "scientific research and technical services" have relatively high salary levels, with average monthly incomes of 4,448.47 yuan/month and 4,190.80 yuan/month respectively.

Relevance: The correlation between employment and major is 89.11%

The correlation between the current job position and the major studied by the 2016 undergraduate graduates is 89.11%, which shows that the professional knowledge learned by the graduates And the skills are highly consistent with actual work, and they can apply what they have learned. In terms of job satisfaction, graduates are at a high level of satisfaction with their current jobs; 91.06% are satisfied with job content, 89.11% are satisfied with career development prospects, and 81.28% are satisfied with job salary. It can be seen that graduates agree more with the work content when they first enter the workplace.

In terms of the consistency of one's own career expectations, the consistency between the current job and one's own career expectations is 87.71%, of which the proportion of "very consistent" is 12.01%, and the proportion of "relatively consistent" is 42.46%; it can be seen that the work that has been implemented so far is generally in line with their own employment expectations. In the survey, from the perspective of importance, the abilities that undergraduate graduates believe are more important for work include "verbal expression", "information collection and acquisition" and "discovering and solving complex problems".

Shenyang Medical College

The annual employment rate of graduates is 95.33%

There are 2,055 graduates of Shenyang Medical College in 2016, including 1,299 undergraduate graduates people, accounting for 63.21% of the total number of graduates. There are 756 graduates from higher vocational colleges, accounting for 36.79% of the total number of graduates. As of August 31, 2016, the initial employment rate of the school’s 2016 graduates was 90.56%. Among them, the initial employment rate of undergraduate graduates is 91.15%, and the initial employment rate of higher vocational college graduates is 89.55%. As of December 31, 2016, the annual employment rate of graduates was 95.33%. Among them, the annual employment rate of undergraduate graduates is 95.38%, and the annual employment rate of higher vocational college graduates is 95.24%.

The school’s 2016 undergraduate graduates are distributed in 11 majors, of which the first-time employment rate of 9 majors is above 90.00%, among which the first-time employment rate of stomatology and rehabilitation therapy is higher than 93.00% . The annual employment rate of all majors is above 93.00%, among which the annual employment rate of medical laboratory technology and stomatology is higher than 98.00%.

The 2016 vocational college graduates of the school include 7 majors, and the initial employment rate of 6 majors is above 90.00%. The annual employment rate of all majors is above 94.00%, among which the employment rates of four majors, including medical imaging technology, rehabilitation therapy technology, nursing (foreign-related nursing direction) and medical beauty technology, are higher than 97.00%.

Nearly 20% of undergraduates are studying for graduate school, and 98.84% have majors that are consistent with or related to their original majors

The number of graduates who choose to further their studies is also relatively large, and the proportion of undergraduate graduates in the past two years has remained the same. Around 20.00%.

From the perspective of further education, the proportion of undergraduate graduates who have entered higher education (19.32%) is 14.03 percentage points higher than that of higher vocational college graduates (5.29%).

It can be seen that graduates have an increased willingness to "continue further studies" and want to increase their future career capital and competitiveness in the job market by improving their knowledge level and comprehensive abilities. Data analysis shows that the employment choices of graduates are showing a diversified trend.

Among them, the proportion of undergraduate graduates whose majors are consistent or related to their original majors is 98.84%, and the proportion of higher vocational college graduates’ majors that are consistent or related to their original majors is 97.50%. It can be seen that the continuity of professional further study of school graduates is relatively high, indicating that graduates have relatively high recognition of their original majors. The main reasons for choosing to study across majors are "out of personal interest" and "good employment prospects."

From the perspective of the nature of the employment units, the graduates of 2016 mainly went to medical and health units, accounting for 79.30%. Other enterprises, party and government agencies, secondary and primary education units, and state-owned enterprises also accounted for a certain proportion; from In terms of employment industry flow, health and social work are the main industry flows for graduates, while scientific research and technical services, education, commerce, and modern service industries are all distributed.

Nearly 80% of graduates went to medical and health institutions

The graduates of 2016 mainly went to medical and health institutions, accounting for 79.30%. Other enterprises, party and government agencies, secondary and primary education institutions, State-owned enterprises also account for a certain proportion;

Among them, undergraduate graduates mainly go to "medical and health units" (79.60%) and "other enterprises" (15.90%), and graduates from higher vocational colleges also mainly go to "medical and health care units" (79.60%). health units” (76.09%) and “other enterprises” (21.40%). The distribution of unit properties is in line with the overall positioning and professional settings of the school.

The employment industry layout of the school’s 2016 graduates is consistent with the school’s professional setting and training positioning, with concentrated flows to “health and social work” (92.65%). The proportions of undergraduate graduates and higher vocational college graduates were respectively are 93.15% and 91.93%.

Scientific research and technical service industries, education, commerce, and modern service industries are all distributed.

The correlation between the job position and the major studied is 95.22%

The correlation between the current job position and the major studied by the school's 2016 graduates is 95.22%, among which undergraduate graduates are currently employed The correlation between the position and the major studied is 95.12%, and the correlation between the current position of higher vocational college graduates and the major studied is 95.38%. It can be seen that the school's major setting is highly in line with social needs, the professional knowledge and skills learned by graduates are highly consistent with practical work, and graduates can apply what they have learned.

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