Table A.7
2005 doctoral graduates who lived in Canada or the United States in 2007 by gender

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  Proportion Confidence limits (95%)
Lower Upper
percent
All graduates
Lived in Canada in 2007, did not moved to the United States after graduation 84 83 85
Moved to the United States after graduation, but lived in Canada in 2007 4 4 4
Lived in the United States in 2007 12 11 13
Men
Lived in Canada in 2007, did not moved to the United States after graduation 82 81 83
Moved to the United States after graduation, but lived in Canada in 2007 4 3 5
Lived in the United States in 2007 14 13 15
Women
Lived in Canada in 2007, did not moved to the United States after graduation 87 86 88
Moved to the United States after graduation, but lived in Canada in 2007 4 3 5
Lived in the United States in 2007 9 8 10
Sources: Statistics Canada, National Graduates Survey (Class of 2005).
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