Distribution of university graduates by labour force participation and occupation
thousand persons
Higher education graduates of 2019–2021 distributed by labor force participation status and the nature of their current or most recent employment. Rows represent various personnel categories, including managers and high-skilled professionals, while columns reflect key indicators from total labor force size to employment rate. All figures are in thousands of persons, except for the final employment rate indicator
Chart of university graduates distributed by labor force participation status and occupation, in thousands of persons and percent
See also
- Average salary in Russia by year long time series by year
- Number of employed in Russia by year long time series by year
- Unemployment rate in Russia by year long time series by year
- Уровень безработицы по годам: 2,2% в 2025, таблица с 2000 indicator breakdown
- Уровень занятости в России по годам: 2000-2025 indicator breakdown
- Уровень безработицы в 2026 году: 2,2%, данные Росстата indicator breakdown
Set in numbers
44 series in thousand persons, arranged across 5 breakdowns rather than over time. 208 values in total.
“Специалисты по информационно- коммуникационным технологиям (ИКТ)” leads the table with 97.7 thousand persons, “Total” closes it with 81.9 thousand persons.
All table numbers are series: 44
How to read this table
Rows in the list are categorized by job status and skill level, allowing for a comparison of the labor market position of managers and specialized professionals. Columns show the transition from absolute headcount values to relative percentages. Comparing these series reveals the share of employed individuals among all graduates who entered the labor force during the specified period
More in the section Labour resources, employment and unemployment»
Period and application
The statistics cover graduates over three years and include forty-four rows of varying professional specializations. The data is published by Rosstat and is useful for HR departments, economists, and labor market researchers analyzing the effectiveness of higher education
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