This research is based on the results of a graduate survey for institutional research activities at several participating universities; it was conducted by the research project of Higher Education and Qualifications at Kyushu University. And it also aims to clarify characteristics and relevance of two outcome indicators, satisfaction levels with their alma mater and their careers, and to develop suggestions about methodology for graduate surveys to analyze the values of university education focusing on inconsistency between two indicators.
As results of analysis using two indicators, satisfaction levels with their alma mater and their current jobs, two major finding were obtained. Firstly, satisfaction levels with their alma mater and ones with their current jobs are not in one-to-one correspondence. And the satisfaction levels with alma mater increase depending on traditional education style such as seminars and specialized subjects, but working experience relating their specialties (Work Integrated Learning; WIL) has a great influence on their satisfaction level with their current jobs. Secondly, the inconsistency between them was found in the relationship of their specialty field.
This inconsistency shows the necessity of verification considering comprehensively both education and labor market. Also, as a survey method, it is essential that graduates who have experienced some early stage careers should be included in target groups. And for comparison, graduates who have different graduate years from control group should be included because surveys for only person right after graduation have difficulties in considering their satisfaction levels taking into account their future career.

本研究は，JSPS科研費（25245077）（23330246）の研究成果の一部である。