Using university administrative and survey data drawn from the AlmaLaurea Consortium, we
analyze the effect of time to degree on the early labor market performance of Italian …

We use a sample of Italian graduates drawn from the Consorzio AlmaLaurea to study
whether the time taken to attain a degree matters for employment and earnings after one …

We use a representative sample of Italian graduates drawn from the Consorzio AlmaLaurea
to assess the impact of individual and family characteristics, university inputs and the labour …

We estimate early labour market outcomes of Italian university graduates across college
subjects. We devote great attention to endogenous selection issues using alternative …

In the context of policy reforms in Higher Education in both the UK and Italy, we review
recent evidence on student outcomes in higher education and subsequent transitions into …

In a period of expanding higher education, the field of study becomes a key determinant of
university graduates' labour market success. In this paper, by means of multivariate analyses …

This article explores the determinants of the transition from higher education to work,
analysing the time it takes college graduates to obtain their first job in Spain. To estimate the …

Increasingly, undergraduates take more than 4 years to complete a baccalaureate, a
situation widely perceived as a waste of time and money, for students, their families, and …

This study investigates the factors that influence how long it takes for master's-level graduate
students to find employment. The original contribution stems from questioning whether the …

The article investigates the transitions of graduates of a middle-sized Italian university into
the provincial labour market. University of Perugia administrative information and data from …