From Education to Employment
OSIPE— the Observatory for Student Monitoring and Career Placement —is a department within SCUIO-IP that conducts a wide range of surveys and analyses. Its role is to provide useful information to guide prospective and current students. OSIPE also provides the university, faculty, and the general public with information on students’ academic paths and the career opportunities associated with their degrees.
Who are the new college students?
OSIPE regularly conducts a specific survey designed to gain a better understanding of the characteristics of new students enrolling at UM.
Information regarding course selection, academic planning, motivation for studies, challenges encountered, and other topics is compiled and analyzed. This information is available in the form of summaries and detailed reports.
What are the academic paths of UM students?
OSIPE draws on data collected through surveys and on databases maintained by the University (Apogée) and the overseeing ministry (SISE) to analyze students’ choices regarding their academic paths and additional training.
Information regarding the further education and/or career paths chosen by graduates of UM’s Bachelor’s, Professional Bachelor’s, and Master’s programs is made available to the public and career counselors.
What does the future hold for UM graduates?
Each year, OSIPE conducts surveys of graduates of bachelor’s, professional bachelor’s, master’s, and doctoral programs to track their career paths and professional situations after graduation.
Learn more about the data collected during this first phase of working life:
- The range of jobs held by graduates, the skills they can apply, and job satisfaction.
- List of employers by industry and region
- A qualitative analysis of graduate employment
