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Table A.1.1 Distribution of doctoral graduates within fields of study by gender, Ontario and Canada without Ontario
Table A.1.2 Proportion of women doctoral graduates by field of study, Ontario and Canada without Ontario
Table A.1.3 Median age of doctoral graduates at the start of doctoral program and at graduation, Ontario and Canada without Ontario
Table A.2 Mother tongue of doctoral graduates by field of study and country of residence for non-official language speakers, Ontario and Canada without Ontario
Table A.3.1 Proportion of doctoral graduates members of a visible-minority group by field of study, Ontario and Canada without Ontario
Table A.3.2 Characteristics of foreign-born doctoral graduates by field of study, Ontario and Canada without Ontario
Table A.4 Highest level of parental education, Canadian- and foreign-born doctoral graduates, Ontario and Canada without Ontario
Table A.5 Main activity of doctoral graduates 12 months prior to enrolment in program by field of study, Ontario and Canada without Ontario
Table A.6.1 Reasons why the graduate pursued a doctorate degree by field of study, Ontario and Canada without Ontario
Table A.6.2 Reasons why the graduate did not want to become a university professor by field of study, Ontario and Canada without Ontario
Table A.6.3 Type of definite plans at graduation of 2005 doctoral graduates, Ontario and Canada without Ontario
Table A.7 Proportion of doctoral graduates who lived in the United States by gender, Ontario and Canada without Ontario
Table A.8.1 Characteristics of doctoral graduates who lived in the United States two years after graduation, Ontario and Canada without Ontario
Table A.8.2 Characteristics of doctoral graduates who lived in Canada two years after graduation, Ontario and Canada without Ontario
Table A.9 Aspects of the job which attracted the graduate to the United States by gender, Ontario and Canada without Ontario
Table A.10 Graduate had a job to start upon arrival in the United States by gender, Ontario and Canada without Ontario
Table A.11 Proportion of graduates who were employed in the survey reference week by country of residence, Ontario graduates and graduates from Canada without Ontario
Table A.12 Intention to return to Canada for doctoral graduates who lived in the United States, Ontario and Canada without Ontario
Table A.13.1 Migration in and out of province of study by field of study, Ontario and Canada without Ontario
Table A.13.2 Migration in and out of province of study by gender and by immigration status, Ontario and Canada without Ontario
Table A.14.1 Labour force activity of doctoral graduates two years after graduation by field of study, Ontario and Canada without Ontario
Table A.14.2 Proportion of Canadian-born and foreign-born graduates who were employed by field of study, Ontario and Canada without Ontario
Table A.14.3 Full-time employment by gender and field of study, Ontario and Canada without Ontario
Table A.15 Unemployment rate by field of study, Ontario and Canada without Ontario
Table A.16 Rate of part-time employment by field of study, Ontario and Canada without Ontario
Table A.17.1 Median earnings (in 2007 constant dollars) of doctoral graduates who were employed full-time, by field of study and gender, Ontario and Canada without Ontario)
Table A.17.2 Earnings (at the 25th , 50th and 75th percentiles) of 2005 doctoral graduates who were employed full-time, by field of study, Ontario and Canada without Ontario
Table A.18 Median earnings (in 2007 constant dollars) of Canadian-born and foreign-born doctoral graduates who were employed full-time by field of study, Ontario and Canada without Ontario
Table A.19.1 Median earnings (in 2007 constant dollars) of doctoral graduates who were employed full-time by field of study and country of residence two years after graduation, Ontario and Canada without Ontario
Table A.19.2 Earnings (at the 25th , 50th and 75th percentiles) of 2005 doctoral graduates who were employed full-time, by field of study and country of residence in 2007, Ontario and Canada without Ontario
Table A.20 Proportion of doctoral graduates overqualified for current job, defined using two different definitions, by field of study, Ontario and Canada without Ontario
Table A.21.1 Median earnings (in 2007 constant dollars) of doctoral graduates who reported being overqualified for their job, by field of study, Ontario and Canada without Ontario
Table A.21.2 Earnings (at the 25th , 50th and 75th percentiles) of 2005 doctoral graduates who reported being overqualified for their job in 2007 by field of study, Ontario and Canada without Ontario
Table A.22 Distribution of doctoral graduates by fields of study, gender and industry of employment, Ontario and Canada without Ontario
Table A.23 Distribution of doctoral graduates by country of residence two years after graduation and by industry of employment, Ontario and Canada without Ontario
