Occupational Integration of Doctoral Graduates – National Gendered Data by Detailed Discipline – IP Doc Survey

In accordance with the Law on Higher Education and Research of 12 July 2013, higher education and research institutions have put in place statistical systems to monitor the professional situation of doctors. The data presented are from one of them, the IP Doc (Professional Insertion of Doctors) survey. After a first experimental scheme carried out in 2016 evaluating the professional integration of qualified doctors in 2012, the data presented came from two campaigns. The IP Doc 2017 survey took place in the first half of 2018, questioning 2014 PhD graduates about their professional situation one year and three after graduation. The survey was conducted by the doctoral schools or community of universities and institutions (ComUE) and the overall coordination and operation of the survey are carried out by the Ministry of Higher Education, Research and Innovation. The IP Doc 2019 survey took place in the first half of 2020, questioning 2016 PhD graduates about their professional situation one year and three after graduation. The survey was conducted by doctoral schools or public experimental institutions (EPE) and the overall coordination and operation of the survey is carried out by the Ministry of Higher Education, Research and Innovation. The integration rate is defined as the percentage of graduates in any job among all graduates on the labour market. It is calculated on 2014 and 2016 graduates regardless of nationality, age and place of residence after graduation. The information collected on the salary focuses primarily on the monthly net salary, including bonuses. Salaries are calculated for doctors in full-time employment in France. _Legend_: NS = non-significant _Source_: National survey on the professional integration of doctors (IP Doc). _Collect_: survey carried out by higher education institutions issuing doctorates. Treatment and synthesis carried out by MESRI – SIES. _Champ_: doctors graduated in 2014 in whole France regardless of their nationality, age and place of residence after graduation (excluding doctors of medicine, pharmacy and dental surgery).