Transitioning from university to the workplace: employer perspectives on our graduates.

What does the path from the end of medical studies to actual integration into the labor market look like?

A study [1] among private healthcare employers in Craiova offers an honest and relevant picture of how medical higher education graduates are perceived.

Employers appreciate the solid knowledge base, professionalism, and commitment of young professionals. At the same time, transversal skills are becoming increasingly important: teamwork, adaptability, efficient communication, and emotional intelligence.

The results confirm an essential truth: professional success is built not only on technical expertise but also on how graduates relate, learn, and grow within the professional environment. The ALUMNI community plays a key role here—as a space for dialogue, mentorship, and a living link between the university and the labor marke.

Our graduates do more than just find employment. They build a professional journey.