Employment-oriented colleges and universities to set and adjust the plight of the professional analysis of.doc

Employment-oriented colleges and universities to set and adjust the plight of the professional analysis of Abstract: The structural unemployment and low employment rates of college is an important aspect, an effective means to solve this problem is to allow colleges and universities of professional structure and adapt the size and social needs. However, the professional set-up and adjustment of colleges and universities are facing the profession to set lag, professional set up similar, adjust the resistance to numerous other aspects of professional difficulties. Keywords:: professional setting; employment; information asymmetry; path-dependent First, the status quo of structural unemployment of college graduates With scientific and technological development, economic restructuring, upgrading the industrial structure, China’s employment situation become more critical. China’s registered urban unemployment rate in 2002 reached 4%. Meanwhile, with this heavy unemployment in stark contrast, is still the existence of a large number of Konggang, that enterprises can not get the right workers. This phenomenon indicates that the total volume of China’s current unemployment rate has increased under the premise of structural unemployment has occupied the leading position. The supply of college graduates and social imbalance in the demand for graduates is mainly manifested in two aspects: First, the quantitative imbalance. Secondly, the structural imbalance. Second, China’s colleges and universities of professional set-up and adjustment difficulties faced by University Specialty consistent with community needs to solve the difficult employment of college graduates an important way. From the relationship between social needs and employment of view, colleges and universities of professional structure and the size of enrollment and social needs should be consistent. But the society is evolving, and the economic structure, especially changes in industrial structure and profe