Workers in non-S&E occupations include those with a bachelor's degree or higher in STEM middle-skill and non-STEM occupations.

National Science Foundation OECD: Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development RA: research assistantship S&E: science and engineering SED: Survey of Earned Doctorates SEVIS

Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development OPT: optional practical training R&D: research and development S&E: science and engineering SED : Survey of Earned Doctorates SEVIS : Student and Exchange Visitor Information System UIS

Occupational Employment Statistics R&D: research and development S&E: science and engineering SDR

S&T investments and activities. In addition, the U.S. S&E enterprise faces competition from... United States in developing specific areas of S&E expertise... U.S. S&E enterprise, which includes elementary and secondary science and mathematics

S&E knowledge, which supports the development of innovations and the vitality of KTI industries. Globally, six countries combined produced more than 50% of the worldwide peer-reviewed S&E... Japan (3%) (Figure 18). The United States was the top producer of S&E articles until 2016, after

United States awarded 93,000 associate’s degrees in S&E fields and another 133,000 in S&E technologies. Among U.S. students who earned S&E bachelor’s degrees between 2010 and 2017, about half (47%) had done... United States awarded nearly 800,000 S&E first university degrees

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Data include the employed, civilian, noninstitutionalized population ages 25–75 not currently in primary or secondary school. Missing occupations and those who have not worked in the past 5 years or have never worked are not included in the data. STEM includes S&E, S&E-related, and STEM middle

and engineering (S&E) graduate students at U.S. institutions has rapidly increased from... S&E master’s and doctoral degree recipients... Women account for lower shares of degree recipients

Data include the employed, civilian, noninstitutionalized population ages 25–75 not currently in primary or secondary school. Missing occupations and those who have not worked in the past 5 years or have never worked are not included in the data. STEM includes S&E, S&E-related, and STEM middle