Awards & Honors
Higher education graduates with work experience enter the labour market more smoothly. This study analyses how work experience from vocational education and training (VET) affects labour market outcomes after higher education.
Filippo Pusterla received the Leading House Best Paper Award, runner up for his paper “Is technological change really skills-biased?Firm-level evidence of the complementarities between ICT and workers' education” (co-authored with Thomas Bolli), published in Economics of Innovation and New Technology in 2021.
Katherine Marie Caves received the Best Presentation Award, runner up, from ACTER (Association for Carrier and Technical Education Research) for her paper ‘Factors and Barriers that Impact Reform of Vocational Education and Training in Serbia’.