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Sosa, Ricardo; Rajusha, Rajiv; Hunting, Amabel – Design and Technology Education, 2022
Recent university graduates face an ever-changing professional landscape where it can be challenging to find jobs that lead to successful careers. This is particularly the case for emergent professions such as Creative Technologies, given the changing nature of technology and the value as well as the challenges of working across traditional…
Descriptors: Creativity, Soft Skills, Employment Potential, College Graduates
Ng, Betsy, Ed. – Springer, 2022
This book presents the most comprehensive discussion of emerging trends in higher education in the Asia Pacific, ranging from graduate attributes to integrated workplace learning, with an in-depth focus on work readiness, employability and career development. It draws on the relationship between graduate attributes and employability, as well as…
Descriptors: Higher Education, Employment Potential, Education Work Relationship, Career Readiness
Fullerton, Jami A.; Kendrick, Alice – Journalism and Mass Communication Educator, 2017
Data from a national survey of U.S. advertising students compared those who planned to seek creative jobs in advertising with those who desired management positions and "Generalists," who chose both. Male and female students were equally likely to aspire to be Creatives, despite current U.S. agency estimates that men outnumber women by…
Descriptors: College Students, Advertising, Creativity, Grade Point Average

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