
Planning Services Unit conduct the following graduate surveys:
The Australian Graduate Survey (AGS) is an annual survey of new graduates conducted for Graduate Careers Australia (GCA). The AGS comprises the Graduate Destination Survey (GDS) and, depending on the graduate, either the Course Experience Questionnaire (CEQ) or Postgraduate Research Experience Questionnaire (PREQ).
The Graduate Destination Survey (GDS) asks graduates about their their major activities, including employment and salary outcomes, continuing study and labour market status, job search behaviour and previous education history.
For results from the Australian Graduate Survey, please visit:
AGS Code of Practice (PDF 536KB) (Graduate Careers Australia's Code of Practice for the public disclosure of data from the AGS)
In late April and October each year, Flinders University graduates are invited to respond to the Course Experience Questionnaire (CEQ) that accompanies the Graduate Destination Survey (GDS). In the CEQ, graduates express their degree of agreement or disagreement on a five-point scale with 24 statements about five facets of their courses: the quality of teaching, enhancement of their generic skills, quality of student support, development of graduate qualities and overall level of satisfaction with the course.
October 2012 GDS and CEQ Form (PDF 780KB)
Gathers data regarding the experience of research higher degree graduates, a group not adequately covered by the CEQ. The aspects of research experience examined include supervision, the thesis examination process, issues about student goals and expectations, faculty/department ethos and intellectual climate issues, infrastructure issues and skills development issues. No survey was conducted during 2001.
October 2012 GDS and PREQ Form (PDF 781KB)
[Flinders Staff only] 2012 Beyond Graduation Survey Report (PDF 675KB)