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According to the report prepared by the National College of Civil Engineers, made public at the III Global Forum of Engineering and Public Works held in Santander, the unemployment rate of UCAM graduates at the year of finishing the race is 2.08% , While the average of all schools of civil engineers in Spain is 6.73%.
The unemployment rate in this degree has fallen significantly in Spain, going from 15'48% in the period from 2012 to 2015, to the current 6'73, and within that data, the graduates of the UCAM are excellent, As a result of the synergies between the UCAM and the companies, the low number of collegiate companies at national level and the slow but gradual increase in investments in public works.
In fact, the Dean of Civil Engineering at the UCAM, Pedro de los Santos, puts as an example that "last week a company told me that I needed to incorporate six civil engineers into its workforce, and I was only able to offer two curricula of graduates at UCAM Which were unemployed. "
In 4 years there will not be enough engineers
According to the evolution of the data of the graduates in Civil Engineering, in the year 2021 there will be enough engineers graduated to face the civil work in Spain.
In the III Global Forum of Engineering and Public Works, the general secretary of Infrastructure of the Ministry of Development, Manuel Niño, said that investment in public works is recovering and will reach 4% of GDP, which is the European average in 4 years.
The deputy dean of Civil Engineering of the UCAM assures that it is essential that the young people who are now considering what to study, consider the possibility of realizing this race, that will return to have a rate of employment of one hundred percent.
Source: UCAM
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