Table A.11
Proportions of graduates who were employed in the 2007 survey reference week

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  Proportion Confidence limits (95%)
Lower Upper
percent
Graduates living in the United States in 2007
All fields of study 92 90 94
Life sciences 94 91 97
Engineering 91 85 97
Computer, mathematics and physical sciences 95 92 98
Psychology and social sciences 89 82 96
Humanities 83 73 93
Education and other fields of study 93 84 100
Gender
Men 93 91 95
Women 90 86 94
Graduates living in Canada in 2007
All fields of study 89 88 90
Life sciences 87 86 88
Engineering 89 87 91
Computer, mathematics and physical sciences 90 88 92
Psychology and social sciences 93 92 94
Humanities 79 75 83
Education and other fields of study 92 91 93
Gender
Men 88 87 89
Women 89 88 90
Sources: Statistics Canada, National Graduates Survey (Class of 2005).
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