United States’ global competitiveness in S&E. Blacks, Hispanics, and American Indians or Alaska Natives together make up a greater share of the general population than they do of those receiving S&E degrees or working in S&E occupations. In contrast, whites and Asians tend to comprise about the same

The rising emphasis on developing S&E expertise and technical capabilities is a global phenomenon. S&E work is not limited to developed economies; it occurs throughout the world. However, much... S&E work (Davis and Hart 2010). Highly skilled S&E workers have become increasingly mobile

Blacks, by contrast, do so in only some S&E fields (Figure 2... The racial and ethnic composition of S&E degree recipients has changed over time, reflecting... Science and Engineering I ndicators 2020 report “ Elementary

International students in the United States earn low shares of S&E postsecondary degrees at the associate’s and bachelor’s levels and much higher shares of S&E graduate degrees (Figure HED-26). In 2021, temporary visa holders earned 3% of S&E associate’s degrees, 7% of S&E bachelor’s degrees, 34

S&E fields. In 2017, 93,000 out of more than 1 million associate’s degrees (9%) were in S&E fields (Table S2-4 and Table S2-5). The total number of S&E associate’s degrees awarded declined... do not earn associate’s degrees before transferring

S&E fields. In 2019, 104,000 out of more than 1 million associate’s degrees (10%) were in S&E fields (see NSB Indicators 2020 : Table S2-4 ; Table SHED-3). The total number of S&E associate’s... do not earn associate’s degrees before transferring

S&E workforce. Estimates range from nearly 7 million workers (with a bachelor’s or higher-level degree) employed in S&E occupations to nearly 25 million individuals who have an S&E degree... do not necessarily require an S&E bachelor’s degree for entry

S&E occupations and do not include the wider range of occupations in which S&E... do not include the wider range of occupations in which S&E degree holders use... According to Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) projections, the faster growth in S&E employment

do not have a degree in any S&E... Workers in S&E occupations have undertaken more education than the general workforce. The majority (76%) of workers in S&E occupations hold a bachelor’s or higher degree compared to 36% of workers

Other Pacific Islander. Scientists and engineers includes those with one or more S&E or S&E-related degrees at the bachelor's level or higher or those who have only a non-S&E degree at the bachelor's level or higher and are employed in an S&E or S&E-related occupation. Percentages may not add

Other Pacific Islander. Scientists and engineers includes those with one or more S&E or S&E-related degrees at the bachelor's level or higher or those who have only a non-S&E degree at the bachelor's level or higher and are employed in an S&E or S&E-related occupation. Percentages may not add