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The Journey to Securing Full-Time Employment in the Host Country: The Case of International Graduatetime employment in Australia after graduation. Tomlinson (.) employability capital framework was adopted as the theoretical framework for the study. This research shows that five employability capitals (human capital, social capital, cultural capital, psychological capital, identity capital) suggest

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,A Test’s Total Value of Information,oyment market. It also highlights the tension in the employability agenda in the higher education sector due to different perspectives among stakeholders, institutional priorities, and availability of resources. It argues that personal and contextual factors heavily influence the adoption of and the

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Device Regulations of Other Countries,ometimes competing with each other. It then reviews how higher education institutions develop employability for students via curriculum-based, extra-curricular, work-based, and community-based activities. It discusses the translation of graduate employability into employment outcomes and career deve

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-97895-1ith the implementation varied. This suggests the necessity to explore factors behind the adoption and execution of these initiatives in different contexts, be it a higher education system, institution, or discipline. In this chapter, the authors present Bourdieu‘s concepts of social field, habitus,

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-07053-4 from websites of four universities of different institutional contexts were analyzed using a content analysis approach. The findings revealed that communication, critical thinking, problem-solving, teamwork, presentation, use of tools, and technology skills were the most common skills that all four

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Examining Medicine with New Lenses,ern institutions. This chapter contributes to the literature by examining perceptions of employability skills of international research students at a Malaysian research university. The analysis of 27 semi-structured interviews reveals that students perceive employability skills, such as research, te