Has your course
taken you places?
The Australian Graduate Survey: where has your course taken you?
Four months after you complete your
course, your university will send you the
Australian Graduate Survey.
Completing this survey helps improve
your study status on
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contact details
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Australian Graduate Survey
31 October 2007
your institution.
Please provide your contact details so that your name can be removed
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What was your position regarding studyon 31 Octo
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studying full-time studying part-time
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What is your name?
not studying
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What is the full title of the qualification you were studying on
What was your age in years on 31 October 2007?
What was your student identification number? ‡PDUNRQO\21(%2;XQOHVVLQVWUXFWHG ‡XVHD'$5.SHQ
31 October 2007?
For example: MASTER OF SCIENCE, DIPLOMA OF MARKETIFNGor previous year’s results visit
www.gradsonline
your qualification(s)
What is your po
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l address? What is the FULL TITLE of the qualification(s) you
What is your sex?
What were your major fields of education in that qualification?
completed in 2008 at your institution? (Please include
female male
For example: ACCOUNTING, MANAGEMENT, HISTORY, MEDICINE
combined/double degrees.) Were you in Australia on 31 October 2007?
For example: BACHELOR OF COMMERCE, DIPLOMA OF EDUCATION,
yes no
BACHELOR OF ARTS / BACHELOR OF LAWS
Would you describe yourself as having a disability?
What is your email address?
yes no
What was the level of this qualification?
bachelor degree (not honours or graduate entry)
Are you of Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander origin?
bachelor degree (honours)
no
What were the major fields of education in your
bachelor degree (graduate entry)
qualification(s)?
yes, Aboriginal
graduate certificate
the next step
For example:
yes, Torres Strait Islander
ACCOUNTING, PSYCHOLOGY, GENERAL NURSING,
graduate/postgraduate diploma
Please return your completed questionnaire as soon as possible in the
INFORMATION SYSTEMS yes, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander
graduate qualifying or preliminary
enclosed reply paid envelope to
What is the main language spoken in your home?
master degree by coursework
master degree by research
English other
doctorate by coursework Were you born in Australia?
doctorate by research yes no
associate degree
advanced diploma or diploma
What was the level of your highest qualification listed above?
If you were born overseas, in what year did you first arrive
in Australia?
other award course
bachelor degree (not honours or graduate entry)
What was your main mode of study?
bachelor degree (honours)
Thank you for your feedback, which will remain confidential. It plays
internal (on-campus)
a significant role in enhancing Australian higher education.
bachelor degree (graduate entry)
external (distance)
graduate certificate
Are you a citizen or permanent resident of Australia?
mixed (internal and external)
Careers information and the results of previous surveys are available from
graduate/postgraduate diploma
yes no
At which institution were you enrolled?
www.graduatecareers.com.au and www.gradsonline.com.au
graduate qualifying or preliminary
These websites are FREE resources from Graduate Careers Australia for
master degree by coursework
If yes, what is your home postcode?
graduate job-seekers. Search for graduate jobs, browse articles designed
doctorate by coursework
In what month and year did you commence this qualification? to help you write job applications, succeed at interviews, research your associate degree
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ideal career, enhance your prospects with further study and much more.
advanced diploma or diploma
If no, what is your country of permanent
/
other award course residence?
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In what year did you commence your qualification(s) listed
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your job search strategies
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What was the full title of your highest previous
educational qualification?
Have you actively sought employment within the last year?
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(ASCED) (ASCED)
For example: BACHELOR OF COMMERCE, DIPLOMA OF EDUCATION,
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Did you complete your qualification(s) as part of a SECONDARY EDUCATION CERTIFICATE
yes no
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combined/double degree?
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Which of the following methods did you use to actively
(ASCED)
(E306)
yes no
seek employment within the last year?
Were you mainly enrolled full time or part time?
MARK ALL THAT APPLY.
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permnat
(ASCED)
(SACC)
university or college careers service
full time part time
What is the level of this highest previous qualification?
careers fair or information session other1
What was your main mode of study?
no previous qualification
other university or college source (such as faculties or lecturers) internal (on-campus)
completed secondary education
advertisement in a newspaper or other print media external (distance)
other2
undergraduate diploma
advertisement on the internet mixed mode (internal and external)
bachelor (pass or honors)
résumé posted on the internet
family or friends
other3
For the qualification(s) you have just completed, were you
postgraduate degree or diploma
wholly or mainly: other
approached employer directly
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employment agency
a HECS student and deferred some or all of the
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HECS debt
other4
work contacts or networks
a HECS student and paid all of the HECS upfront
other, please specify:
an international fee-paying student
origin gdsmode ceqmode preqmode
an Australian fee-paying student
Did you receive any credit or advanced standing towards
GCAID
your qualification(s)?
yes no
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