A recent study analyzed the relationship between academic education and the job market, concluding that the field of study has more weight on employability than the type of institution attended by students. This means that the choice of course can be more decisive for professional future than the decision between public or private universities.
The research also showed that students with the best academic grades have lower chances of becoming unemployed. This data suggests that academic performance continues to be a relevant factor in the transition to the job market.
The study thus offers a perspective on the importance of considering the field of study as the main criterion in academic and career guidance decisions.
