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The report also shares the average monthly net salaries of Italian graduates, concluding that University of Padua graduates earn an average of 1,442 euros per month a year after graduation (1,407 euros for the national average) with a slight decrease five years after graduation of 1,623 euros per month compared to the national average of 1,635 euros.
The published report analysed the 2021 educational performance of around 300,000 graduates from 77 Italian universities. Stating that 13,726 graduates from the University of Padua ranked in 24th place according to the Graduate Profile Report, with 7,532 earning first-level degrees, 4916 two-year Master’s degrees,1260 single-cycle degrees and all others obtained a degree from the pre-reform course in Primary Education or other pre-reform courses.
The number of University of Padua graduates with foreign citizenship is equal to 4.4%, of which 2.8% earn three-year master’s degrees and 7.3% two-year master’s degrees. The percentage of Italian students originating from outside the Veneto region is 22.9% of these 17.4% earn three-year master’s degrees and 33.1% earn two-year master’s degrees.
As for the university experience, 83.3% of graduates from the University of Padua are satisfied with the relationship with the teachers; 82.4% believe the study load is adequate; 84.5% consider classrooms adequate and 90.6% say they are overall satisfied with the academic experience in Padua.
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The report also shares the average monthly net salaries of Italian graduates, concluding that University of Padua graduates earn an average of 1,442 euros per month a year after graduation (1,407 euros for the national average) with a slight decrease five years after graduation of 1,623 euros per month compared to the national average of 1,635 euros.
The published report analysed the 2021 educational performance of around 300,000 graduates from 77 Italian universities. Stating that 13,726 graduates from the University of Padua ranked in 24th place according to the Graduate Profile Report, with 7,532 earning first-level degrees, 4916 two-year Master’s degrees,1260 single-cycle degrees and all others obtained a degree from the pre-reform course in Primary Education or other pre-reform courses.
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The published report analysed the 2021 educational performance of around 300,000 graduates from 77 Italian universities. Stating that 13,726 graduates from the University of Padua ranked in 24th place according to the Graduate Profile Report, with 7,532 earning first-level degrees, 4916 two-year Master’s degrees,1260 single-cycle degrees and all others obtained a degree from the pre-reform course in Primary Education or other pre-reform courses.
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The report also shares the average monthly net salaries of Italian graduates, concluding that University of Padua graduates earn an average of 1,442 euros per month a year after graduation (1,407 euros for the national average) with a slight decrease five years after graduation of 1,623 euros per month compared to the national average of 1,635 euros.
The published report analysed the 2021 educational performance of around 300,000 graduates from 77 Italian universities. Stating that 13,726 graduates from the University of Padua ranked in 24th place according to the Graduate Profile Report, with 7,532 earning first-level degrees, 4916 two-year Master’s degrees,1260 single-cycle degrees and all others obtained a degree from the pre-reform course in Primary Education or other pre-reform courses.
The number of University of Padua graduates with foreign citizenship is equal to 4.4%, of which 2.8% earn three-year master’s degrees and 7.3% two-year master’s degrees. The percentage of Italian students originating from outside the Veneto region is 22.9% of these 17.4% earn three-year master’s degrees and 33.1% earn two-year master’s degrees.
As for the university experience, 83.3% of graduates from the University of Padua are satisfied with the relationship with the teachers; 82.4% believe the study load is adequate; 84.5% consider classrooms adequate and 90.6% say they are overall satisfied with the academic experience in Padua.
University of Padua Rector Daniela Mapelli responds to the report. “The excellent result of the employment rate of University of Padua students, certified by the Almalaurea report, gives me great pleasure. We have been working hard and will continue to work hard as we move forward. We will expand and shape our educational offer based on the real needs of a demanding and ever-changing labour market. Students who enrol in our university expect us to be competitive then, once they leave the university, they too find a place in a competitive market. This is why knowing that after the first year and fifth year the employment rate of our graduates is above the national average is an excellent incentive to proceed in the direction taken. I would like to emphasize that 90.6% of students are satisfied with their academic experience. This fact clearly and unequivocally shows how studying in Padua is considered a moment of growth in one's life. Also, and increasingly, for students who come from outside the region: one in three of those graduate with a master's degree, to which we can also add international graduates. Signs of a lively university in step with the times.”
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The published report analysed the 2021 educational performance of around 300,000 graduates from 77 Italian universities. Stating that 13,726 graduates from the University of Padua ranked in 24th place according to the Graduate Profile Report, with 7,532 earning first-level degrees, 4916 two-year Master’s degrees,1260 single-cycle degrees and all others obtained a degree from the pre-reform course in Primary Education or other pre-reform courses.
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As for the university experience, 83.3% of graduates from the University of Padua are satisfied with the relationship with the teachers; 82.4% believe the study load is adequate; 84.5% consider classrooms adequate and 90.6% say they are overall satisfied with the academic experience in Padua.
University of Padua Rector Daniela Mapelli responds to the report. “The excellent result of the employment rate of University of Padua students, certified by the Almalaurea report, gives me great pleasure. We have been working hard and will continue to work hard as we move forward. We will expand and shape our educational offer based on the real needs of a demanding and ever-changing labour market. Students who enrol in our university expect us to be competitive then, once they leave the university, they too find a place in a competitive market. This is why knowing that after the first year and fifth year the employment rate of our graduates is above the national average is an excellent incentive to proceed in the direction taken. I would like to emphasize that 90.6% of students are satisfied with their academic experience. This fact clearly and unequivocally shows how studying in Padua is considered a moment of growth in one's life. Also, and increasingly, for students who come from outside the region: one in three of those graduate with a master's degree, to which we can also add international graduates. Signs of a lively university in step with the times.”
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The report also shares the average monthly net salaries of Italian graduates, concluding that University of Padua graduates earn an average of 1,442 euros per month a year after graduation (1,407 euros for the national average) with a slight decrease five years after graduation of 1,623 euros per month compared to the national average of 1,635 euros.
The published report analysed the 2021 educational performance of around 300,000 graduates from 77 Italian universities. Stating that 13,726 graduates from the University of Padua ranked in 24th place according to the Graduate Profile Report, with 7,532 earning first-level degrees, 4916 two-year Master’s degrees,1260 single-cycle degrees and all others obtained a degree from the pre-reform course in Primary Education or other pre-reform courses.
The number of University of Padua graduates with foreign citizenship is equal to 4.4%, of which 2.8% earn three-year master’s degrees and 7.3% two-year master’s degrees. The percentage of Italian students originating from outside the Veneto region is 22.9% of these 17.4% earn three-year master’s degrees and 33.1% earn two-year master’s degrees.
As for the university experience, 83.3% of graduates from the University of Padua are satisfied with the relationship with the teachers; 82.4% believe the study load is adequate; 84.5% consider classrooms adequate and 90.6% say they are overall satisfied with the academic experience in Padua.
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The published report analysed the 2021 educational performance of around 300,000 graduates from 77 Italian universities. Stating that 13,726 graduates from the University of Padua ranked in 24th place according to the Graduate Profile Report, with 7,532 earning first-level degrees, 4916 two-year Master’s degrees,1260 single-cycle degrees and all others obtained a degree from the pre-reform course in Primary Education or other pre-reform courses.
The number of University of Padua graduates with foreign citizenship is equal to 4.4%, of which 2.8% earn three-year master’s degrees and 7.3% two-year master’s degrees. The percentage of Italian students originating from outside the Veneto region is 22.9% of these 17.4% earn three-year master’s degrees and 33.1% earn two-year master’s degrees.
As for the university experience, 83.3% of graduates from the University of Padua are satisfied with the relationship with the teachers; 82.4% believe the study load is adequate; 84.5% consider classrooms adequate and 90.6% say they are overall satisfied with the academic experience in Padua.
University of Padua Rector Daniela Mapelli responds to the report. “The excellent result of the employment rate of University of Padua students, certified by the Almalaurea report, gives me great pleasure. We have been working hard and will continue to work hard as we move forward. We will expand and shape our educational offer based on the real needs of a demanding and ever-changing labour market. Students who enrol in our university expect us to be competitive then, once they leave the university, they too find a place in a competitive market. This is why knowing that after the first year and fifth year the employment rate of our graduates is above the national average is an excellent incentive to proceed in the direction taken. I would like to emphasize that 90.6% of students are satisfied with their academic experience. This fact clearly and unequivocally shows how studying in Padua is considered a moment of growth in one's life. Also, and increasingly, for students who come from outside the region: one in three of those graduate with a master's degree, to which we can also add international graduates. Signs of a lively university in step with the times.”
The published report shows that 77.6% of graduates from universities in the Veneto Region find employment within the first year after graduation (national figure at 74.6%), and 90.4% 5 years after graduation (national figure at 88.5%).
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