Researched Literature Review- The Impact of Studying Abroad on Graduate Employability
demonstrate your literature search skills and your ability to critically engage with what you have researched. You should access a range of materials before linking them together to represent the current situation in the preferred discipline you are researching.
There is only one title and all work is required to be original and in your own words rather than using extensive quotes. However, you must ensure that all sources are credited and referenced appropriately (surname, year) in the text with a full listing on your Reference List in the Harvard Referencing System.
To research you will require a range of sources including: academic journal articles and quality press as well as authors’ home pages currently writing in your chosen area. Several electronic search engines
can be used. Use more than one search engine and do not use Wikipedia.
You should focus on the graduate labour market in the UK. However, if no evidence is available but also to support or contradict UK results, you may look at the experiences of other countries. Graduates who studied abroad are those who have spent some time (e.g. one or two semesters) at a foreign university during their university career (not those who graduated from a foreign university). Graduates might have studied abroad through the Erasmus program (mostly covering EU destinations) or other student exchange programs (mostly covering non-EU destinations). Where possible your analysis should reflect recent evidence (in any case, no results/data before 2003 should be reported). The primary aim of this assignment is to explore the effect of studying abroad on graduates’ labour market outcomes.
demonstrate your literature search skills and your ability to critically engage with what you have researched. You should access a range of materials before linking them together to represent the current situation in the preferred discipline you are researching.
There is only one title and all work is required to be original and in your own words rather than using extensive quotes. However, you must ensure that all sources are credited and referenced appropriately (surname, year) in the text with a full listing on your Reference List in the Harvard Referencing System.
To research you will require a range of sources including: academic journal articles and quality press as well as authors’ home pages currently writing in your chosen area. Several electronic search engines
can be used. Use more than one search engine and do not use Wikipedia.
You should focus on the graduate labour market in the UK. However, if no evidence is available but also to support or contradict UK results, you may look at the experiences of other countries. Graduates who studied abroad are those who have spent some time (e.g. one or two semesters) at a foreign university during their university career (not those who graduated from a foreign university). Graduates might have studied abroad through the Erasmus program (mostly covering EU destinations) or other student exchange programs (mostly covering non-EU destinations). Where possible your analysis should reflect recent evidence (in any case, no results/data before 2003 should be reported). The primary aim of this assignment is to explore the effect of studying abroad on graduates’ labour market outcomes.
• Identify what types of positions/jobs graduates who studied abroad are more likely to secure . . . . . . . . . .
• Identify to what extent studying abroad increases graduates’ likelihood of working in a foreign country. . . . .
• Identify any possible employment related disadvantage faced by graduates who studied abroad. . . . . . . . . . .
• Range of appropriate research sources accessed…WILL UPLOAD DOCUMENT HAVING INFO
Referencing Requirements:
Journal Articles and The integration of academic and press research
Referencing Requirements:
Journal Articles and The integration of academic and press research
No comments:
Post a Comment