Five-Year Tracer Study of School of Criminal Justice of Universidad de Zamboanga Academic Year 2015- 2019
Princess Valeri Din | Nelson Dumpac | Emily Sarte
Discipline: Education
Abstract:
The study aimed to determine the Bachelor of Science in
Criminology program graduates’ employability and schoolacquired skills and competencies related to their occupation. An
adapted Graduate Tracer Study (GTS) Questionnaire from the
Commission on Higher Education (CHED) Standard Instrument
was utilized to gather quantitative data. The instrument
comprised demographic characteristics of the BS Criminology
graduates, graduates’ employability status, and the competencies
learned in college that the graduates find useful in their first job.
The Office of the University Registrar recorded 672 BS Criminology
graduates from 2015-2019, and 245 graduates responded in the
data gathering process. The data were analyzed using confidence
level probability. The finding revealed that most graduates were
males, held rank-and-file positions, and had regular or permanent
employment status. The perceived skills and competencies such as
critical thinking, problem-solving, human relations, and
communication skills given by the BS Criminology program were
considered relevant and applicable to the performance in their
jobs. The study also determined that BS Criminology graduates
were primarily employed in Public Administration and Defense,
Compulsory Social Security, and that salaries and benefits were
the reasons they accepted and stayed with their jobs.
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