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Labor Market Explorer for Students

Data and Analysis

Use the controls within the chart below to change what you see. Begin by searching for an occupation, e.g. “Accountants and Auditors” or “Mechanical Engineers” in the search box at the top right of the tool, then explore the corresponding labor market information. Having trouble seeing the chart? Try viewing it directly.

Note:

  • 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).

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