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Poland has over 470 universities, the most in Europe, with over 2 million students. Higher education receives about 1.4% of GDP in funding. The most popular fields of study are social sciences, pedagogical sciences, and humanities. However, over 20% of graduates are unemployed due to a lack of practical experience and an oversupply of graduates in some humanities fields compared to technological fields. Poland is working to improve career services, monitoring of graduates, and ties between employers and universities to address unemployment.
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- 1. Anna Rutz Students Parliament Republic of Poland
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- 3. economic and administration The most chosen faculties sciences social sciences pedagogic sciences humanities 1% 16% 23% technological sciences 3% medical sciences 4% informatics 5% 14% services for society 6% law 7% 12% enviromental protection 9% others
- 4. Over 20% graduates are unemployed Low practise level and job experience of graduates Too many graduates of the humanities and social sciences, too few technological science graduates too many graduates with university education comparing to vocational education
- 5. Reinforcement of the role of academical career centres Monitoring of graduates and their careers after studies Polish Accreditation Authority and its members from employers enviroment Representatives from employers enviroment have classes with students and take part in making study programme
- 6. KNOW – State Leading Scientific Centre as the best academic centre connecting science with business and state economy National Qualification Confines instead of fixed study programmes Diamod Grants – specific grants for young scientists
- 7. Individual work with coach Special trainings in companies for students with disabilities Support of job assistant Courses for employers on cooperation with people with disabilities Courses for students on CV-making, proper appearance on job interview, own business etc.
- 9. Ul. Bracka 18/16 00-028 Warszawa (Poland) teL: 022 621 55 19 www.psrp.org.pl