Studi Penelusuran Lulusan Prodi S1 Pendidikan Tata Busana Fakultas Teknik Universitas Negeri Surabaya

Abstrak Tracer Study pada Prodi S1 Pendidikan Tata Busana merupakan metode yang digunakan pada perguruan tinggi terutama di Universitas Negeri Surabaya yang digunakan sebagai penghubung antara instansi dan stakeholder  untuk mengetahui dan menggali beberapa informasi dalam memperoleh umpan balik (feedback) dari alumninya.  Umpan balik (feedback) digunakan sebagai bahan perbaikan sistem dan pengelolaan serta  menggali informasi terkait keberadaan alumni. Kegiatan tracer study dilaksanakan dengan  memberikan pemetaan antara lulusan yang bekerja di berbagai instansi. Keterserapan alumni merupakan bagian dari  persentase keberhasilan alumni untuk masuk di dunia kerja sesuai dengan bidang kompetensi yang diperoleh selama melaksanakan studi di perguruan tinggi. Lulusan/alumni dari Prodi S1 Pendidikan Tata Busana yang   memiliki pengetahuan, dan keterampilan yang akan dibutuhkan pada saat memasuki dunia kerja, baik itu bekerja pada instansi pemerintahan, swasta maupun berwirausaha. Hasil Tracer Study Program Studi S1 Pendidikan Tata Busana  telah menunjukkan bahwa karakteristik lulusan bekerja di bidang pendidikan dan berwirausaha. Sebanyak 23, 3% bekerja sebagai guru atau tenaga pengajar. 41, 7% para alumni bekerja secara mandiri yaitu dengan berwirausaha dan sesuai dengan bidang keahliahnya, selebihnya bekerja pada sektor bidang pekerjaan lain. Waktu tunggu lulusan program Studi S1 Pendidikan Tata Busana menunjukkan bahwa  73% sebelum mereka lulusan kurang dari 3 bulan setelah lulus sudah mendapatkan pekerjaan, artinya tidak perlu menunggu lama bagi lulusan program studi S1 Pendidikan Tata Busana untuk mendapatkan pekerjaan pertamanya Kata Kunci: Tracer study, Lulusan, Jenis Pekerjaan

An Analysis of Institutional Investors, Information Asymmetry and Stock Market Liquidity A Sector Wise Analysis in Pakistan Stock Exchange

The study was conducted by checking the effect of institutional investors (Ins.Invs) on information asymmetry (Inf.Asym) and stock market liquidity (ML) in Pakistan stock exchange (PSX). The aim of the study was to analyze the Ins.Invs, Inf.Asym, and ML on the basis of most populated non-financial sectors among the other sectors listed at PSX. The purposive sampling is base for the study and has selected four sectors, that is, textile, food, chemical and pharmaceutical and mineral plus cement sector as the sample of the study. The sample comprises of 280 sample firms which constitute 70 percent of the total population. The information of the sample firms has been gathered through reliable sources like annual reports of the sample firms, business recorder, yahoo finance and the official web sites of State Bank of Pakistan and PSX. The panel firm information regression was recommended for the firm information analysis. According to the results of this model; in textile sector, institutional shareholdings (IS) and growth shows insignificant effect on market liquidity while firm size and leverage have significantly affect the ML. Further, IS, growth and leverage have insignificant while size of the firm has significantly affect the information asymmetry. In food sector, institutional shareholdings and growth shows insignificant effect on market liquidity while firm size and leverage shows noteworthy effect on market liquidity. IS, growth and leverage have insignificant effect while firm size has significant effect on information asymmetry. In chemical sector, institutional shareholdings, leverage and growth shows insignificant effect on market liquidity while firm size shows noteworthy effect on ML. Furthermore, IS and growth have unimportant effect while firm size and growth has major effect on information asymmetry. In cement sector, institutional shareholdings, firm size and growth have notably affected the ML as well as the leverage has also considerably affected the ML that shows the significance of the variables of this study. Similarly, IS, growth and leverage have momentous effect while firm size has unimportant effect on information asymmetry.