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Employability: ISAE-SUPAERO is ranked 179th out of 20,966 universities worldwide!

Publication Date

13 May 2024

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Institute

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Ranking

In an increasingly competitive international environment, the Institute has maintained the excellent level of employability of its alumni, demonstrating the renewed quality of its engineering courses.

With one place up on last year, for a ranking of 179 out of 20,966, the school has confirmed its ability to train the best engineers, who will be instrumental in building the world of tomorrow. Engineers capable of solving the major challenges facing our society and making a positive commitment to the future. Graduates capable of meeting the needs of companies, as shown by the figures from the 1st job survey carried out every year by the Institute’s Corporate Relations department among its alumni.

Employment figures

Administered to 628 graduates in 2022, and with an average response rate of 82.5%, these results highlight the career opportunities available to our Engineering, Master of Science and Advanced Masters® graduates!

For engineering courses

79% found a job before graduating & 90% are satisfied or very satisfied with their first job.

Of the graduating class of 2022 :

76% are employed by a company;
15% are doing a thesis.

For the Master of Science course

72% found a job before graduating & 88% are satisfied or very satisfied with their first job.

Of the graduating class of 2022 :

90% are employed by a company;
5% are doing a thesis.

For Specialised Masters® courses

80% found a job before graduating & 94% are satisfied or very satisfied with their first job;
94% of the class of 2021 are working, of which: 90% are employed by a company and 5% are doing a thesis.

About the World University Rankings Centre

The Center for World University Rankings (CWUR) is a leading consultancy providing policy advice, strategic insight and advisory services to governments and universities to improve outcomes in education and research. CWUR publishes authoritative global university rankings, known for their objectivity, transparency and consistency, and trusted by students, academics, university administrators and governments worldwide.

CWUR uses 7 objective and robust indicators grouped into four areas to rank the world’s universities:

Teaching quality, measured by the number of a university’s alumni with major academic honours relative to the size of the university (25%).
Alumni employment, measured by the number of a university’s alumni who have held senior positions in the world’s largest companies, relative to the size of the university (25%).
Faculty quality, measured by the number of faculty members with major academic distinctions (10%).
Research performance :

Research output, measured by the total number of research articles (10%);
High-quality publications, measured by the number of research articles published in leading journals (10%);
Influence, measured by the number of research articles published in highly influential journals (10%);
Citations, measured by the number of highly cited research articles (10%)