Employment conditions of graduate students Bachelor of Science Program Printing and Packaging Technology
Department, academic year 2023 to 2019
Poster
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Author list: Chanchai jirakittipisan, Nopphadon Saelao, Phichit Kajorndecha, Nitus Tipsotnaiyana
Publication year: 2025
Start page: S13-1
End page: S13-2
URL: https://imken.kmutt.ac.th/2025/?page_id=25
Languages: English-United States (EN-US)
Abstract
In an increasingly competitive job market, employment and career stability have become crucial factors for graduates in both professional and academic fields. Securing a job and choosing a suitable career path reflect the effectiveness of the education system and graduates’ readiness for the workforce. With ongoing economic, social, and technological changes, many organizations seek individuals with specialized skills who can quickly adapt to job demands. However, some graduates still face challenges in job searching, such as mismatches between their skills and industry needs or difficulties in choosing a career aligned with their interests and potential. This study explores employment trends among graduates, particularly in the Printing and Packaging Technology field. It examines popular career choices, the relevance of education to industry requirements, and key factors influencing career success. The demand for skilled professionals in this sector is rising due to the growth of printing, design, and packaging industries, especially in sustainable production, eco-friendly materials, and functional packaging design. Despite these opportunities, graduates face challenges such as adapting to digital printing technologies, keeping up with industry trends, and applying knowledge to drive innovation. This research aims to analyze employment patterns and career pathways of Printing and Packaging Technology graduates, focusing on industry alignment, key success factors like internships and digital skills, and curriculum improvements. By gathering insights through surveys, this study seeks to bridge the gap between
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