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[Graduate Survey] Report on the results of the questionnaire survey

2026.10.27

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  • Employment and career

Career Support Office conducted a survey targeting graduates and companies, and we would like to report the results.
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1. Research Method
We are sending emails to companies and alumni regarding the employment destinations of past graduates from the three faculties at Shukugawa University.
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2. Survey period
August 2026
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3. Survey Contents
Regarding the "10 items necessary to demonstrate problem-solving ability" Otemae University is focusing on
Graduates: Evaluate on a 5-point scale whether they have experienced the effects of each method.
For companies: Please sort by the effectiveness of your graduates.
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4. Number of items collected and their contents, etc.
Of the 20 graduates, 60% acknowledged that their studies influenced their career decisions, while 75% said they were able to utilize what they learned in their work.
It was confirmed that what students learn at university is connected not only to their career choices but also to their practical work and behavior in the workplace after graduation.
40 companies were particularly highly rated for their collaborative and interpersonal skills, such as teamwork and communication abilities.
Furthermore, our graduates have received relatively high marks for their initiative and planning skills, demonstrating that they can collaborate with others and act proactively.
This suggests that they possess the ability to carry out tasks systematically and effectively.
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In order to further incorporate the survey results and other findings into improving educational activities, we will consider more effective survey and data collection methods.
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5. Others
In preparation for this survey, an explanation of its implementation will be given to the Career and Employment Committee in September 2026.
Subsequently, the data was collected and analyzed, and used by the Self-Inspection and Evaluation Committee to review and improve educational activities.

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(Source: Career Support Office)