Employment according to the profile “Finance Accounting” is as follows:

Accounting Finance 2012-2013;

51% of graduate students were surveyed and it turns out that 89% of them are employed;

Accounting Finance 2013-2014;

100% of graduate students were surveyed and it turns out 100% of them are employed;

Accounting Finance 2014-2015;

68% of graduate students were surveyed and it turns out that 81% of them are employed;

Accounting Finance 2015-2016;

86% of graduate students were surveyed and it turns out that 92% of them are employed.

Accounting Finance 2016-2017;

83% of graduate students were surveyed and it turns out that 91% of them are employed.

Accounting Finance 2017-2018;

92% of graduate students were surveyed and it turns out that 97% of them are employed.

Accounting Finance 2012-2018;

The survey of graduate students shows that 92% of them are employed in the profession.

Note: 17% of students are self-employed.

Employment according to the profile “Business Management” is as follows:

Business Management 2012-2013;

53% of graduate students were surveyed and it turns out that 88% of them are employed;

Business Management 2013-2014;

67% of graduate students were surveyed and it turns out that 96% of them are employed;

Business Management 2014-2015;

63% of graduate students were surveyed and it turns out that 100% of them are employed;

Business Management 2015-2016;

72% of graduate students were surveyed and it turns out that 100% of them are employed;

Business Management 2016-2017;

96% of graduate students were surveyed and it turns out that 100% of them are employed;

Business Management 2017-2018;

95% of graduate students were surveyed and it turns out that 100% of them are employed;

Business Management 2012-2018;

From the surveys of graduate students and it turns out that 97% of them are employed in the profession.

Note: 19% of students are self-employed.

Employment at the Faculty level over the years is as follows:

Academic years 2012-2013;

From the surveys of graduate students at the Faculty of Economics during 2012-2013 it results that 88% of them are employed;

Academic years 2013-2014;

From the surveys of graduate students at the Faculty of Economics during 2013-2014 it results that 98% of them are employed;

Academic years 2014-2015;

From the surveys of graduate students at the Faculty of Economics during 2014-2015 it results that 90% of them are employed;

Academic year 2015-2016;

From the surveys of graduate students at the Faculty of Economics during 2015-2016 it results that 96% of them are employed;

Academic years 2016-2017;

From the surveys of graduate students at the Faculty of Economics during 2016-2017 it results that 96% of them are employed;

Academic years 2017-2018;

From the surveys of graduate students at the Faculty of Economics during 2017-2018 it results that 98% of them are employed;

Academic years 2012-2018;

From the surveys of graduate students at the Faculty of Economics during the years 2012-2018 it results that 94% of them are employed;

Note: Over 90% of employees work in the profile of completed studies.
Note: These statistics are based on data declared by the UCB graduate students themselves

Employment according to the profile “Criminal Law” is as follows:

Criminal Law 2012-2013;

90% of graduate students were surveyed and it turns out that 93% of them are employed;

Criminal Law 2013-2014;

81% of graduate students were surveyed and it turns out that 89% of them are employed;

Criminal Law 2014-2015;

100% of graduate students were surveyed and it turns out that 100% are employed;

Criminal Law 2016-2017;

100% of graduate students were surveyed and it turns out that 87% are employed;

Criminal Law 2017-2018;

83% of graduate students were surveyed and it turns out that 89% are employed;

Criminal Law 2012-2018;

From the surveys of graduate students during the period 2012-2018 and it results that 91% are employed.
Note: Over 70% of employees work in the profile of completed studies.
Note: About 11% of students are self-employed.

Employment according to the profile “Civil & Commercial Law” is as follows:

Civil & Commercial Law 2012-2013;

100% of graduate students were surveyed and it turns out that 83% of them are employed;

Civil & Commercial Law 2013-2014;

80% of graduate students were surveyed and it turns out that 100% of them are employed;

Civil & Commercial Law 2014-2015;

75% of graduate students were surveyed and it turns out that 76% of them are employed;

Civil & Commercial Law 2015-2016;

87% of graduate students were surveyed and it turns out that 85% of them are employed;

Civil & Commercial Law 2016-2017;

89% of graduate students were surveyed and it turns out that 93% of them are employed;

Civil & Commercial Law 2017-2018;

75% of graduate students were surveyed and it turns out that 91% of them are employed;

Civil & Commercial Law 2012-2018;
From the surveys of graduate students during the period 2012-2018 and it results that 88% are employed.

Note: Over 80% of employees work in the profile of completed studies.
Note: About 7% of students are self-employed.

Employment at the Faculty level over the years is as follows:

Academic years 2012-2013;

From the surveys of graduate students at the Faculty of Law during 2012-2013 it results that 88% of them are employed;

Academic years 2013-2014;

From the surveys of graduate students at the Faculty of Law during 2013-2014 it results that 95% of them are employed;

Academic years 2014-2015;

From the surveys of graduate students at the Faculty of Law during 2014-2015 it results that 88% of them are employed;

Academic year 2015-2016;

From the surveys of graduate students at the Faculty of Law during 2015-2016 it results that 85% of them are employed;

Academic years 2016-2017;

From the surveys of graduate students at the Faculty of Law during 2016-2017 it results that 90% of them are employed;
Academic years 2017-2018;

From the surveys of graduate students at the Faculty of Law during 2017-2018 it results that 90% of them are employed;

Academic years 2012-2018;

From the surveys of graduate students at the Faculty of Law during the period 2012-2018 it results that 89% of them are employed;

Note: About 9% of students are self-employed.
Note: Over 80% of employees work in the profile of completed studies.
Note: These statistics are based on data declared by the UCB graduate students themselves.

Employment at the Institution level over the years is as follows:

Academic years 2012-2013;

From the surveys of graduate students at KUB during 2012-2013 it results that 88% of them are employed;

Academic years 2013-2014;

Surveys of UCB graduate students during 2013-2014 show that 96% of them are employed;

Academic years 2014-2015;

Surveys of UCB graduate students during 2014-2015 show that 89% of them are employed;

Academic year 2015-2016;

Surveys of UCB graduate students during 2015-2016 show that 91% of them are employed;

Academic years 2016-2017;

Surveys of UCB graduate students during 2016-2017 show that 93% of them are employed;

Academic years 2017-2018;

Surveys of UCB graduate students during 2017-2018 show that 94% of them are employed;

Academic years 2012-2018;

Surveys of UCB graduate students during the period 2012-2018 show that 92% of them are employed;

Note: About 10% of students are self-employed.
While over 85% of graduate students work in the profession.