Table 5

Coefficients from event history regression analyses (standard errors in parentheses) measuring the effect of different tertiary degrees on the hazard rate of entering the first significant job

CroatiaCzech RepublicPolandSerbiaUkraine
Estimate (s.e.)Estimate (s.e.)Estimate (s.e.)Estimate (s.e.)Estimate (s.e.)
Model 1
    Vocational college0.55 (0.11)0.62 (0.20)0.49 (0.06)0.13 (0.12)0.62 (0.12)
    University bachelor0.04 (0.25)0.55 (0.05)0.72 (0.13)
    University master0.66 (0.08)0.77 (0.14)0.78 (0.03)0.36 (0.10)1.05 (0.07)
Model 2
    Vocational college, applied field0.63 (0.12)0.43 (0.25)0.56 (0.06)0.15 (0.14)0.55 (0.15)
    Vocational college, professional field0.38 (0.18)0.99 (0.31)0.27 (0.14)0.09 (0.23)1.01 (0.23)
    University bachelor, academic field−0.23 (0.46)0.35 (0.11)0.67 (0.29)
    University bachelor, applied / professional field0.18 (0.30)0.62 (0.06)0.74 (0.14)
    University master, academic field0.69 (0.14)0.53 (0.27)0.73 (0.05)0.29 (0.16)1.02 (0.12)
    University master, applied field0.68 (0.10)0.81 (0.19)0.78 (0.04)0.44 (0.14)1.01 (0.09)
    University master, professional field0.62 (0.12)0.84 (0.21)0.86 (0.05)0.26 (0.16)1.16 (0.11)
Number of observations164350599406201653
CroatiaCzech RepublicPolandSerbiaUkraine
Estimate (s.e.)Estimate (s.e.)Estimate (s.e.)Estimate (s.e.)Estimate (s.e.)
Model 1
    Vocational college0.55 (0.11)0.62 (0.20)0.49 (0.06)0.13 (0.12)0.62 (0.12)
    University bachelor0.04 (0.25)0.55 (0.05)0.72 (0.13)
    University master0.66 (0.08)0.77 (0.14)0.78 (0.03)0.36 (0.10)1.05 (0.07)
Model 2
    Vocational college, applied field0.63 (0.12)0.43 (0.25)0.56 (0.06)0.15 (0.14)0.55 (0.15)
    Vocational college, professional field0.38 (0.18)0.99 (0.31)0.27 (0.14)0.09 (0.23)1.01 (0.23)
    University bachelor, academic field−0.23 (0.46)0.35 (0.11)0.67 (0.29)
    University bachelor, applied / professional field0.18 (0.30)0.62 (0.06)0.74 (0.14)
    University master, academic field0.69 (0.14)0.53 (0.27)0.73 (0.05)0.29 (0.16)1.02 (0.12)
    University master, applied field0.68 (0.10)0.81 (0.19)0.78 (0.04)0.44 (0.14)1.01 (0.09)
    University master, professional field0.62 (0.12)0.84 (0.21)0.86 (0.05)0.26 (0.16)1.16 (0.11)
Number of observations164350599406201653

Note: Results not significant at the 5 per cent (two-tailed test) level are italicized. Lower secondary graduates are excluded from the analysis. Upper secondary graduates are the reference group. All models control for highest parental education, highest parental occupation (not available for Poland), migration status, gender, and all gender interactions.

Table 5

Coefficients from event history regression analyses (standard errors in parentheses) measuring the effect of different tertiary degrees on the hazard rate of entering the first significant job

CroatiaCzech RepublicPolandSerbiaUkraine
Estimate (s.e.)Estimate (s.e.)Estimate (s.e.)Estimate (s.e.)Estimate (s.e.)
Model 1
    Vocational college0.55 (0.11)0.62 (0.20)0.49 (0.06)0.13 (0.12)0.62 (0.12)
    University bachelor0.04 (0.25)0.55 (0.05)0.72 (0.13)
    University master0.66 (0.08)0.77 (0.14)0.78 (0.03)0.36 (0.10)1.05 (0.07)
Model 2
    Vocational college, applied field0.63 (0.12)0.43 (0.25)0.56 (0.06)0.15 (0.14)0.55 (0.15)
    Vocational college, professional field0.38 (0.18)0.99 (0.31)0.27 (0.14)0.09 (0.23)1.01 (0.23)
    University bachelor, academic field−0.23 (0.46)0.35 (0.11)0.67 (0.29)
    University bachelor, applied / professional field0.18 (0.30)0.62 (0.06)0.74 (0.14)
    University master, academic field0.69 (0.14)0.53 (0.27)0.73 (0.05)0.29 (0.16)1.02 (0.12)
    University master, applied field0.68 (0.10)0.81 (0.19)0.78 (0.04)0.44 (0.14)1.01 (0.09)
    University master, professional field0.62 (0.12)0.84 (0.21)0.86 (0.05)0.26 (0.16)1.16 (0.11)
Number of observations164350599406201653
CroatiaCzech RepublicPolandSerbiaUkraine
Estimate (s.e.)Estimate (s.e.)Estimate (s.e.)Estimate (s.e.)Estimate (s.e.)
Model 1
    Vocational college0.55 (0.11)0.62 (0.20)0.49 (0.06)0.13 (0.12)0.62 (0.12)
    University bachelor0.04 (0.25)0.55 (0.05)0.72 (0.13)
    University master0.66 (0.08)0.77 (0.14)0.78 (0.03)0.36 (0.10)1.05 (0.07)
Model 2
    Vocational college, applied field0.63 (0.12)0.43 (0.25)0.56 (0.06)0.15 (0.14)0.55 (0.15)
    Vocational college, professional field0.38 (0.18)0.99 (0.31)0.27 (0.14)0.09 (0.23)1.01 (0.23)
    University bachelor, academic field−0.23 (0.46)0.35 (0.11)0.67 (0.29)
    University bachelor, applied / professional field0.18 (0.30)0.62 (0.06)0.74 (0.14)
    University master, academic field0.69 (0.14)0.53 (0.27)0.73 (0.05)0.29 (0.16)1.02 (0.12)
    University master, applied field0.68 (0.10)0.81 (0.19)0.78 (0.04)0.44 (0.14)1.01 (0.09)
    University master, professional field0.62 (0.12)0.84 (0.21)0.86 (0.05)0.26 (0.16)1.16 (0.11)
Number of observations164350599406201653

Note: Results not significant at the 5 per cent (two-tailed test) level are italicized. Lower secondary graduates are excluded from the analysis. Upper secondary graduates are the reference group. All models control for highest parental education, highest parental occupation (not available for Poland), migration status, gender, and all gender interactions.

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