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Degrees | The number of persons with at least a bachelor's degree employed in IT jobs increased by 75% between 1995 and 2001; the number of non-U.S. citizens in these jobs increased by over 300% in the same period. | |||||||
Bachelor's degrees awarded, by sex | ||||||||
Master's and Ph.D. awarded, by sex | ||||||||
Employment | ||||||||
College grads in IT by citizenship status | ||||||||
Degree field of college grad in IT jobs | ||||||||
Person in S&E; occupation with degree in related S&E; field | ||||||||
Persons with S&E; degrees working in related S&E; occupation by degree field and sex | ||||||||
Women as % of IT workers with college degrees | ||||||||
Workers with bachelor's degree, by race/ethnicity and sex | ||||||||
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Last Modified: Jul 28, 2003. Contact SRS |
National Science Foundation, Division of Science Resources Statistics Information Card: Degrees in Computer Science and Employment in Information Technology (IT) NSF 02-335 (Arlington, VA). |