Hong Kong: employment situation of full-time undergraduates at CityU 2015

This graph illustrates the employment situation of graduates of the full-time undergraduate programs at the City University (CityU) of Hong Kong, as of December 2015, by situation. At CityU, 122 full-time undergraduates were underemployed after their graduation in 2015, meaning they were available for or had sought work, but were nevertheless involuntarily working less than 35 hours a week.

Employment situation of graduates of full-time undergraduate programs at the City University (CityU) of Hong Kong, as of December 2015*

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Release date

July 2016

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Region

Hong Kong

Survey time period

December 2015

Number of respondents

2,612 respondents

Special properties

82.8 percent response rate

Supplementary notes

* The undergraduate programs in this statistic refer to full-time UGC-funded undergraduate programs.

1. Full-time Employment and Further Studies do not include non-local graduates who returned to their country of origin for working or further studies respectively.

2. Underemployed includes graduates who were available for or have sought additional work but were involuntarily working less than 35 hours a week; and those who were employed on a part-time or temporary basis.

3. Others include (i) graduates who were not seeking employment for the time being, (ii) local graduates who emigrated, and (iii) non-local graduates who returned to their country of origin for further studies or employment.

4. Graduates covered in the Graduate Employment Survey refer to the students graduated from the year in which the Survey was conducted. However, for first degree graduates of medical programs, they refer to those students who graduated one year immediately before the survey year.

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