Table 1

Graduates’ ratings of the importance of the main sustainable energy skills and knowledge areas.

Skill and knowledge requirements – industry Degree type* N Not at all important Somewhat important Important Very important
Power generation technologies    Eng. 31 2 5 13 11
Multi. 17 4 1 4 7
All 64 6 6 20 23
Generic skills and professional attributes    Eng. 31 0 1 9 20
Multi. 17 1 0 5 10
All 64 1 2 18 33
Energy solutions for developing countries    Eng. 31 14 8 0 8
Multi. 17 10 2 3 1
All 64 26 12 4 12
Energy efficiency    Eng. 31 10 14 4 2
Multi. 17 5 4 6 1
All 64 18 20 12 4
Transmission, storage and network systems    Eng. 31 3 7 3 18
Multi. 17 1 5 4 5
All 64 4 15 10 25
Sustainable transport    Eng. 31 4 8 11 7
Multi. 17 2 5 7 2
All 64 6 14 21 13
Enablers (policy, economics, etc.)    Eng. 31 4 4 13 10
Multi. 17 1 0 7 8
All 64 5 8 22 20
*

Degree type, where Eng. = SE Engineering degree, Multi = Multidisciplinary (non-Engineering) SE degree, N is the number of respondents to the questionnaire who indicated they hold each degree type. All is all respondents to the questionnaire, as some respondents did not categorise their degree. Not all respondents to the questionnaire provided answers to all questions.

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