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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).

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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.

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Fig 3.

Major employment sectors of U of T PhD graduates by graduate division (Humanities, Social Sciences, Life Sciences, Physical Sciences).

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Fig 4.

Employment of University of Toronto PhD graduates in different industries in the Private Sector (n = 1993).

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Fig 5.

Major employment sectors of U of T PhD graduates from 2000 to 2015.

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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.

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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.

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