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大学毕业生在经济衰退时期收入有所下降。

根据香港浸会大学所做的就业情况调查，2008年获得第一学位的大学毕业生的平均月收入为12,114港币，较2007年略降0.25个百分点。然而，却较2006年上升9个百分点。据报道，中医及生物医学、社会工作、体育和娱乐管理专业的大学毕业生，其月收入较大学毕业生平均收入高出14到36个百分点。

该项调查显示，2008年，有84.4%的应届本科毕业生在12月前找到了工作，其中53%的毕业生获得了超过两份以上的工作。超过90%的受访者在毕业后的三个月内受雇。其中，毕业于信息系统管理、中国研究（经济学）、中医和生物医学、国际新闻、应用化学、以及统计和运筹学专业的毕业生，其全职工作的就业率达到了百分之百。

大部分毕业生进入了商业和工业领域（75%），其次为社区及社会服务行业（11.3%），教育行业（11.2%），以及政府部门（2.5%）。就工作性质而言，最受毕业生青睐的为会计/审计/税务行业（12.4%），紧接着为市场及销售（8.8%）以及企业管理（6%）行业。

该项调查是基于2008年10月至12月期间，抽样1,679位本科毕业生，而获得的1,668个有效回复统计得来的。

香港浸会大学就业辅导中心主管黄志添博士说，由于金融海啸，2009年的毕业生就业竞争已经非常激烈。他鼓励毕业生们抓住机会，努力就业，而不是就薪水的高低斤斤计较。

Graduates Earned Less in Poor Economy

University graduates earned less because of the economic downturn.

According to the employment survey conducted by Hong Kong Baptist University (HKBU), the erage monthly salary earned by first degree graduates of 2008 was HK 12,114, a slight drop of 0.25% from 2007. Yet, it was a 9% increase pared to the figure in 2006. It is reported that graduates of Chinese Medicine and Biomedical Science, Social Work, and Physical Education and Recreation Management earned 14%-36% more than the erage ine of other g

raduates per month.

The survey shows that 84.4% of 2008 graduates found a job by December 2008, and 53% received two or more offers from employers. More than 90% of the respondents were hired within 3 months of graduation. Graduates in Information Systems Management, China Studies (Economics), Chinese Medicine and Biomedical Science, International Journalism, Applied Chemistry, and Statistical and Operations Research enjoyed 100 per cent full-time employment.

Most graduates joined the merce/industry sector (75%), followed by munity/social services (11.3%), education (11.2%) and government service (2.5%). In terms of job nature, the most popular is accounting/audit/tax (12.4%), followed by marketing/sales (8.8%) and administration/management (6%).

The survey was conducted from October to December 2008, and 1,668 valid responses from 1,679 bachelor degree holders were received.

Dr. Tim Wong, Head of the Career Centre at HKBU, said that due to the financial tsunami, petition for jobs has been very keen for 2009 graduates. He encourages graduates to grab the opportunity to secure a job rather than haggling over salary issues.