Electrical engineering, computers – good earnings potential

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This post was last edited by luan1311 on 2025-3-3 07:21. The above survey findings are based on follow-up studies conducted by the research institution six months after the graduation of the class of 2016, and three years after the graduation of the class of 2013. 　　Based on the samples, this survey has a wide coverage; approximately 289,000 samples were collected from graduates of the class of 2016 across the country, of which around 147,000 were from undergraduate students and about 142,000 from junior college students. The 2013 graduates contributed a total of around 50,000 samples nationwide, of which approximately 25,000 were from undergraduate students and another 25,000 from vocational college students. 　　The survey results show that, in terms of the employment rate six months after graduation for the class of 2016, the Electrical Engineering and Automation major had the highest employment rate at 95.5%, followed by Computer Science and Technology and Financial Management, with employment rates of 93.9% and 93.5% respectively. 　　The top ten undergraduate majors with high employment rates include: Mechanical Design, Manufacturing and Automation, Civil Engineering, Accounting, International Economics and Trade, English, Finance, and Art Design.