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Matching PhD Graduates with industry : a machine-learning studey of the employment possibilities for research degree graduates in Australia and New Zealand

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2020

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Mewburn, Inger
Suominen, Hanna
Grant, Will
Xu, Chen Chen

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Australian National Centre for the Public Awareness of Science, The The Australian National University

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Recent developments in automation and artificial intelligence require a more highly trained population. The PhD is the pinnacle of tertiary training; holders are well placed to help us take advantage of the opportunities of these new technologies. However, only 1.17% of Australians have doctoral degrees, and traditionally many PhD graduates stay within academia. There is much human potential to be unlocked if we can match these graduates with industry employers who are looking for highly skilled workers.

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/209176

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ANU Research Publications

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Open Access

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10.25911/5f4e239d541be

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