Graduates’ Perceptions and Evaluation of Study Programmes: Analytical Framework and Methodological Considerations 1

Journal Title: Journal of Management and Financial Sciences - Year 2017, Vol 28, Issue 2

Abstract

This paper aims to draw scientific attention to the significance and usefulness of sociological approach, namely higher education (HE) graduates’ perceptions survey as a one of the mechanisms to collect and use graduate feedback facilitating the study programmes’ evaluation, and in turn, enlarging our knowledge on the enhancement of HE quality, the improvement of graduate employability, and effective ways of smoothing the transition from education to work. The emphasis is being placed on critical description of the analytical framework set out by authors of the international research project – DEHEMS on HE graduates feedback. The DEHEMS project uses secondary – processed data based on primary – raw data as generated by two Europe-wide and large-scale research projects: REFLEX and HEGESCO.

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Piotr Bielecki

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Graduates’ Perceptions and Evaluation of Study Programmes: Analytical Framework and Methodological Considerations 1

This paper aims to draw scientific attention to the significance and usefulness of sociological approach, namely higher education (HE) graduates’ perceptions survey as a one of the mechanisms to collect and use graduate...

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Piotr Bielecki (2017). Graduates’ Perceptions and Evaluation of Study Programmes: Analytical Framework and Methodological Considerations 1. Journal of Management and Financial Sciences, 28(2), 99-118. https://europub.co.uk/articles/-A-249472