Long-Range Monitoring of the Professional Career of Recipients of Stipends from the Government of Moscow

Abstract

In Russia, it has been claimed that there is a problem with the number of graduates who do not have a career in the subjects in which they majored. Research shows that those whose education was supported by government grants were not, as a consequence, less committed to a career in their specialties. English translation © 2014 M.E. Sharpe, Inc., from the Russian text © 2013 "Sotsiologiia obrazovaniia." "Monitoring tselenapravlennosti professional'noi kar'ery stipendiatov pravitel'stva Moskvy," Sotsiologiia obrazovaniia, 2013, no. 6, pp. 40-51. E.G. Zamolotskikh is a doctor of pedagogical sciences and the vice rector for academic work at the Moscow M.A. Sholokhov State University of the Humanities. E.B. Puchkova is a candidate of psychological sciences and the head of the department of management and the psychology of administration at the same University. L.V. Temnova is a doctor of psychological sciences and the head of the laboratory of information educational technologies in the faculty of sociology at Moscow M.V. Lomonosov State University.