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HUNGARIAN ENGINEERING/IT EDITION Nyugat-Magyarországi Egyetem

2 HUNGARIAN ENGINEERING/IT EDITION © trendence trendence worldwide School leavers Graduates Professionals over participantsworldwideover universities

3 HUNGARIAN ENGINEERING/IT EDITION © trendence trendence offers a clear overview of all talented graduates Business Number of participants 670 Engineering/IT 700 trendence Graduate Barometer in 24 countries! Austria Belgium Bulgaria Czech Republic Denmark Finland France Germany Greece Hungary Ireland Italy Netherlands OUR EUROPEAN EDITIONS Fieldphase Sep 2015 – Feb 2016 Norway Poland Portugal Romania Russia Slovakia Spain Sweden Switzerland Turkey UK Total Number of universities

4 HUNGARIAN ENGINEERING/IT EDITION © trendence Publication Information Dear readers, Thank you for your participation in the trendence Graduate Barometer 2016! This report has been specifically compiled for your university and contains data that has not yet been published. You are welcome to use individual figures from this report for internal and external communication through the university website or newsletter citing trendence Institute as your source in the text. However, publication of the whole report or parts thereof, e.g. complete tables or images, is not permitted. You may use the reported data for academic purposes (personal studies, lectures etc.). Furthermore, you are permitted to publish the report results on restricted access platforms which are university internal, provided that the data cannot be forwarded to third parties through this platform. Kind regards, Your trendence team

5 HUNGARIAN ENGINEERING/IT EDITION © trendence I. Students Surveyed Contents III. Communication and Career Important factors regarding student selection of employers Most popular top employers, expected income and working hours Mobility and student opinions Key groups surveyed Sample size and demographic information Anticipated degrees and fields of study Student experiences II. Student Feedback on Universities External Benchmark: Key Performance Indicators and position in Europe Internal Benchmark: Importance vs. satisfaction, recommendations, preferred university for further studies Internal Benchmark: Importance vs. satisfaction, recommendations, preferred university for further studies

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7 Contents External Benchmark: Key Performance Indicators and position in Europe Internal Benchmark: Importance vs. satisfaction, recommendations, preferred university for further studies Internal Benchmark: Importance vs. satisfaction, recommendations, preferred university for further studies Important factors regarding student selection of employers Most popular top employers, expected income and working hours Mobility and student opinions I. Students Surveyed Key groups surveyed Sample size and demographic information Anticipated degrees and fields of study Student experiences II. Student Feedback on Universities III. Communication and Career

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11 HUNGARIAN ENGINEERING/IT EDITION © trendence trendConcept Soft Skills The measurement of Soft Skills by trendence is based on the long-term practical experience with the Big-Five-Model by Costa & McCrae from personality psychology as well as the Political Skills Model of Ferris et. al. From the five personality dimensions of the Big-Five Model, four are included in trendConcept Soft Skills. The four dimensions Authenticity, Social Skilfulness, Networking Skills and interpersonal influence of political skills from the Political Skills Model were summarised as social competencies and taken on by trendConcept Soft Skills. After internal corporate restructuring, I am open to new topics and tasks. If I notice that I get stuck, I change my strategy. I remain friendly in the face of fierce criticism and do not feel personally attacked. I keep to a predetermined deadline, although this means an increased workload. I am very annoyed by my own mistakes and try to learn from them. In my spare time I read professional literature to further educate myself. I stick to predetermined deadlines. I check my work for accuracy before I hand it in. I observe the facial expressions and gestures of my conversational partner. I leave my conversational partner space for argumentation, before I express my opinion. SCALE not correct at allcompletely correct Definition of success factors relevant for professional success on the basis of both theoretical models as well as trendence‘s practical experience Using the "Act-Frequency Approach" to identify the statements to be evaluated by the students (Acts) Generation and selection of the Acts with the help of two pre- tests (Prototypes) Students who agree fully or preferably to both statements of one trait, are attributed to this respective trait. APPROACH RELIABILITY ACHIEVEMENT AND ASPIRATION FLEXIBILITY ABILITY TO WORK UNDER PRESSURE SOCIAL COMPETENCY

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14 HUNGARIAN ENGINEERING/IT EDITION © trendence Contents External Benchmark: Key Performance Indicators and position in Europe External Benchmark: Key Performance Indicators and position in Europe Internal Benchmark: Importance vs. satisfaction, recommendations, preferred university for further studies Internal Benchmark: Importance vs. satisfaction, recommendations, preferred university for further studies III. Communication and Career I. Students Surveyed Key groups surveyed Sample size and demographic information Anticipated degrees and fields of study Students experiences II. Student Feedback on Universities Important factors regarding student selection of employers Most popular top employers, expected income and working hours Mobility and student opinions

15 HUNGARIAN ENGINEERING/IT EDITION © trendence trendConcept University Feedback Find out where you stand – Brand your university How can we make more transparent, what is most important for students in their studies? Internal Benchmark Importance versus satisfaction Recommendation of your university External Benchmark Position in Europe KPI – Key Performance Indicators: provides a benchmark regarding all universities represented in your country and in this edition Your branding tool: Results: trendConcept University Feedback The big picture: Overall satisfaction grade Detailed analysis: 10 main topics which are represented by 28 issues in order of their importance to students compared with students‘ satisfaction Recommendation of your university Students’ Feedback We asked students: What is important when we talk about „good“ study conditions, lectures, IT- infrastructure, etc.? How can they rate universities on these issues?

16 HUNGARIAN ENGINEERING/IT EDITION © trendence trendConcept University Feedback

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18 HUNGARIAN ENGINEERING/IT EDITION © trendence KPI calculation The KPI‘s for your university have been individually calculated per topic The statistical range of the KPI‘s is determined by the two highest and lowest rated universities and not by a numerically in advance defined limit

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25 HUNGARIAN ENGINEERING/IT EDITION © trendence Contents External Benchmark: Key Performance Indicators and position in Europe Internal Benchmark: Importance vs. satisfaction, recommendations, preferred university for further studies Internal Benchmark: Importance vs. satisfaction, recommendations, preferred university for further studies III. Communication and Career Important factors regarding student selection of employers Most popular top employers, expected income and working hours Most popular top employers, expected income and working hours Mobility and student opinions I. Students Surveyed Key groups surveyed Sample size and demographic information Anticipated degrees and fields of study Student experiences II. Student Feedback on Universities

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CHRISTINE DIETZSCH Head of Partner Relations trendence Institut GmbH Markgrafenstraße Berlin Germany and on

HUNGARIAN ENGINEERING/IT EDITION © trendence FLORIAN HANEL Country Manager DACH trendence Institut GmbH Markgrafenstraße Berlin Germany and on