In typical years, 40-60% of graduates from the undergraduate division go on to graduate school. The avenues of employment available to graduates reflect the breadth of the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, and are becoming more diverse every year. That said, jobs found by the majority of students are in fields related to town planning or social infrastructure, such as civil service, railway and highway companies, energy and communications, and construction. In addition, some gain employment in “soft” fields that help support society, such as IT and finance.
Pathways taken by graduates of the undergraduate division
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A
Graduate Schools
44.8%
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B
Construction
17.2%
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C
Railway
5.8%
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D
Public servant
4.6%
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E
Consultant
2.3%
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F
Electricity/gas and communication
2.3%
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G
Other companies
23.0%
Pathways taken by graduates of the master’s progam
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A
Railway
23.1%
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B
Electricity/gas and communication
15.4%
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C
Construction
11.6%
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D
Consultant
9.6%
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E
Public servant
9.6%
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F
Road
7.7%
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G
Doctoral programs
3.8%
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H
Think tank
3.8%
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I
Other companies
15.4%