Fig 1.
Overall number of PhD graduates from 2000 to 2015 at the University of Toronto, sub-divided by the four graduate divisions (Physical Sciences, Life Sciences, Social Sciences, Humanities).
Fig 2.
Major employment sectors of U of T PhD graduates (n = 10886) from 2000 to 2015 in different sectors determined using internet searches.
The Post-Secondary Education (PSE) Sector in blue includes tenure-track professors, adjunct professors, teaching-stream professors, full-time and part-time lecturers, university administrators, research associates, and those continuing their education as post-doctoral fellows and in professional schools.
Fig 3.
Major employment sectors of U of T PhD graduates by graduate division (Humanities, Social Sciences, Life Sciences, Physical Sciences).
Fig 4.
Employment of University of Toronto PhD graduates in different industries in the Private Sector (n = 1993).
Fig 5.
Major employment sectors of U of T PhD graduates from 2000 to 2015.
Table 1.
Employment locations of found University of Toronto PhD graduates (2000–2015) and sorted as Canadian Citizens, Permanent Residents and International graduate students at time of graduation.
Table 2.
Gender distribution of University of Toronto PhD graduates (2000–2015) and those who are currently employed as tenure-track or teaching-stream professors overall, and for University of Toronto hires.