Griffith University has again demonstrated its ability to deliver remarkable real-world outcomes, obtaining a higher-than-average result for another year in the 2017 national Employer Satisfaction Survey.
Based on data compiled across graduate job placements for students from 41 institutions, the latest survey reported an overall satisfaction rate of 85.5% for the university, compared with a national average of 83.6%.
Employers rated graduates across five attributes, four of which saw Griffith students surpassing the Australian mean, including their foundation, adaptive, collaborative and technical skills.
The survey reported that 90% of employers were aware their employee had come from Griffith, and 80% would hire another graduate with the same qualification obtained from the university. Additionally, 90.2% felt that their Griffith-educated staff had been prepared ‘well’ or ‘very well’ for their current job.
Griffith Deputy Vice Chancellor (Academic) Professor Debra Henly said the university’s consistently strong results were reflective not only of the calibre of the institution’s students
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