Does the university need to be flexible and provide job opportunities after studies?
25 Jun 2026 · Answered by Pallavi Attri · 1 min read
Universities are not required to guarantee job opportunities after studies, but most offer career support services to help graduates find employment. These typically include career counseling, job fairs, networking events, and access to job listings.
However, securing a job depends on your own efforts, the job market, and visa or work permit rules, which vary by country and are subject to change. Use your university's career services for guidance and support during your job search.
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