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Investigate factors influencing the retention of Canadian postsecondary graduates in their study cities.

“Keep or Push?” The Retention of Canadian Postsecondary Graduates in Their Study Cities

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Examines factors affecting graduate retention in Canadian cities, suggesting implications for local economies.

Investigate factors influencing the retention of Canadian postsecondary graduates in their study cities.
Analyzed data from the Post Secondary Information System.
Compared retention patterns between international and domestic graduates.
Utilized the Cox Proportional Hazard Model to assess probabilities of remaining in study cities over five years.
Immigration status, study location, level, and field are significant predictors of retention.
Facilitating permanent residency transitions could enhance retention rates.
Support for early-career individuals may lead to better retention outcomes.

Mpinda et al. (2026) studied this question.

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Examines factors affecting graduate retention in Canadian cities, suggesting implications for local economies.

Investigate factors influencing the retention of Canadian postsecondary graduates in their study cities.
Analyzed data from the Post Secondary Information System.
Compared retention patterns between international and domestic graduates.
Utilized the Cox Proportional Hazard Model to assess probabilities of remaining in study cities over five years.
Immigration status, study location, level, and field are significant predictors of retention.
Facilitating permanent residency transitions could enhance retention rates.
Support for early-career individuals may lead to better retention outcomes.

Mpinda et al. (2026) studied this question.

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