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Labor Market Explorer for Students - 2024
Data and Analysis
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Notes:
- Arts, Technology, and Emerging Communication; Business Analytics; Literature; and Energy Management are matched with a custom list of occupations.
- Healthcare Studies and Interdisciplinary Studies have CIP [Classification of Instructional Programs] codes that do not match to any SOC [Standard Occupational Classification] codes at this time.
- This tool includes employment data for the Dallas-Fort Worth Metropolitan area, employment data for other regions are available upon request.
- Automation Index: The automation index captures an occupation’s risk of being affected by automation. It is presented as a scale with a base of 100. An automation index greater than 100 indicates a higher-than-average risk of automation; an automation index less than 100 indicates a lower-than-average risk of automation (Index >=100 Low Risk, Index <100 High Risk).
Sources:
- The University of Texas at Dallas Academics - Majors and Degrees
- National Center for Education Statistics CIP 2020 to SOC 2018 Crosswalk (XLSX [Office Open XML Workbook] )
- Lightcast
Economic Development Partnership Guide (PDF [Portable Document Format File] )
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