A recent study indicates that the field of study is more determinant than the type of institution attended in avoiding unemployment and getting a good job. The research was reported this Thursday in Lisbon, dated September 3, 2026.
The study reveals that half of graduates in Humanities perform functions below their qualification level. This data highlights the difficulties that professionals in this area face in the labor market.
The academic work analyzed the relationship between the training obtained and professional opportunities, concluding that the choice of field of study has a greater impact on employment prospects than the prestige or type of educational institution attended.
