University of New Hampshire Placement

 Most of the UNH graduates stayed back in the northeast after completing their graduate program. The university alumni were employed all across the world, in 35 states, in a minimum of five countries such as Spain, China, South Korea, The Bahamas, and Germany.

The College of Engineering and Physical Sciences yielded the highest average full-time salary for the graduates, with the average amount being $63,922. This was followed by the Paul College of Business & Economics and the College of Health & Human Services, with the average full-time compensation standing at USD 52,788 and USD 46,510.

 The College of Health & Human Services had most (73%) of the students whose jobs were directly related to the major they studied. This was followed by the College of Engineering and Physical Sciences, with 71% of the students having a job related to their majors. The College of Liberal Arts had the lowest student population whose jobs were related to their major.

The highest full-time employment was obtained by both College of Engineering and Physical Sciences and the Paul College of Business & Economics,  with 95% of the graduates obtaining full-time employment each. This was followed by the College of Health & Human Services,  with a full-time graduate employment rate of 89%. The lowest full-time employment rate was obtained by the College of Liberal Arts.