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The mobility and the job success of the Sicilian graduates
Last modified: 2018-05-18
Abstract
The paper focuses on the job success of Sicilians Graduates comparing
people who remain in Sicily for work reasons (Stayers) and who moves from Sicily
to another Italian region or abroad (Movers) during 2016. Data referred to the Almalaurea
Consortium annual survey collecting data of first and second level graduates
interviewed at one, three or five years from graduation.We model the probability
to be a successful graduate by means of a logistic regression model considering
job and curriculum characteristics. The results show that many factors influence the
job success, with some differences between graduates interviwed 1 or 5 years after
graduation, but it is clear that to be a Mover increases significantly the probability
to be successful graduate.
people who remain in Sicily for work reasons (Stayers) and who moves from Sicily
to another Italian region or abroad (Movers) during 2016. Data referred to the Almalaurea
Consortium annual survey collecting data of first and second level graduates
interviewed at one, three or five years from graduation.We model the probability
to be a successful graduate by means of a logistic regression model considering
job and curriculum characteristics. The results show that many factors influence the
job success, with some differences between graduates interviwed 1 or 5 years after
graduation, but it is clear that to be a Mover increases significantly the probability
to be successful graduate.
References
1. AlmaLaurea. XIX Survey on Graduates’ employment condition. Report 2017. Available on
http://www.almalaurea.it/en/universita/occupazione/occupazione15
2. Enea, M. From South to North? Mobility of Southern Italian students at the transition from
the first to the second level university degree. In Proocedings of 48th Scientific Meeting of
the Italian Statistical Society. Universit`a degli Studi di Salerno (2016)
3. D. Collett Modelling Binary Data, Second Edition, Chapman and Hall/CRC (1991).
http://www.almalaurea.it/en/universita/occupazione/occupazione15
2. Enea, M. From South to North? Mobility of Southern Italian students at the transition from
the first to the second level university degree. In Proocedings of 48th Scientific Meeting of
the Italian Statistical Society. Universit`a degli Studi di Salerno (2016)
3. D. Collett Modelling Binary Data, Second Edition, Chapman and Hall/CRC (1991).
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