S&E occupations: mathematical... S&E occupations, this report broadly defines workers in STEM... S&E occupations. Within the STEM

SES) and by race or ethnicity. Differences by sex are smaller but still present, although female... SES (and, to a smaller extent, by sex) in U.S. student performance in STEM subjects... SES students was 9

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The STEM workforce is comprised of workers in S&E, S&E-related, or STEM middle-skill occupations, regardless of their educational attainment or field of degree. The s killed t echnical w orkforce... STEM occupations (i.e., S&E, S&E-related, or STEM

U.S. science and engineering (S&E) doctoral students and employ most S&E postdoctoral researchers (postdocs). This report presents data on funding by source and S&E field for R&D activities and equipment and provides information on

STEM workers. The majority of workers in S&E occupations had a bachelor’s or an advanced degree (79%), higher than the shares of these degrees among workers in S&E-related (65%), STEM middle-skill (14... S&E (45%) and S&E-related (32%) occupations. For workers in STEM middle-skill occupations, 75% did

S&E or S&E-related field who were working in non-S&E or S&E-related

A small number of geographic areas account for a considerable proportion of STEM workers in S&E occupations. For example, 20 metropolitan areas account for 50% of workers in S&E occupations, whereas... STEM workers in S&E occupations varies