I remember getting briefed at CERN by the American detector science team and they said that most PhDs in high energy physics were employed in finance.
Tim Clancy
Industry repeatedly says (at least for geo) "teach them broad basics of Earth Sciences and teach them how to communicate effectively and work as a team."
Majority of STEM grads (like ~2/3 to 3/4) also aren't employed in STEM at all.
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Brandon Bishop
#3 on McNutt's list: Meeting the needs of the STEM workforce. The majority of STEM graduates are employed outside of academia, and universities must better train students for work in industry, she said.
