Abstract
The increasing importance of engineering education in Russian state policy has created new requirements for the training of engineers. To prepare engineering personnel, universities must utilize the potential of industry, competence-based, student-oriented approaches, and traditions. The positive potential of engineering education is essential for controlling the quality of student training. One significant aspect of the development of engineering education is the improvement of the system for promoting the employment of university graduates. This article discusses the system for promoting graduate employment and examines university career centers. A career center is a department at a university that provides comprehensive support to students in promoting employment and career development. The purpose of these centers is to create and develop an effective system of interaction with enterprises and organizations in various forms of ownership to increase the competitiveness of university graduates in the global labor market. The information and digital environment at Tomsk Polytechnic University, which facilitates the employment of students and graduates, is presented as an example. Various information and digital tools and services are used for successful work. The business processes of specialists promoting the employment of students and graduates at Tomsk Polytechnic University are also discussed. In the process of facilitating graduate employment, the "Employment" information and software complex has been introduced, along with other digital tools. These resources help to ensure the effectiveness of the employment promotion process. Tomsk Polytechnic University pays significant attention to the digitalization of business processes related to facilitating graduate employment and the activities of career centers.
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