Özet:

This study aims to identify unemployed graduates, the variables that influence their unemployment experiences with visual and extractive statistical techniques. 1237 university graduates who registered in the UNICEF to this goal have been applied to an employment survey. The study addressed socio-economic levels, gender, field of graduation, unemployment period and age-independent variables. Dependent variables are the data obtained under titles grouped as job search channels, insights about unemployment causes and employment expectations. The effects of independent variables on dependent variables are studied by the Ki-quar Analysis, which allows the relationship between classified data to be studied, the analysis has been implemented at the 0.05 level of meaning. In the case of a classified, dependent variable of the independent variable, the relationships between them are determined by the Variant Analysis (ANOVA Test). According to the findings obtained from the study, the job search channels employed by university graduates, their perceptions of unemployment causes and employment expectations differ according to the independent variables of the study.

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