Effect of Information Technology on Job Creation to Support Economic: Case Studies of Graduates in Universities (2023-2024) of the KRG of Iraq
Azhi Kh. Bapir, Ismail Y. Maolood, Dana A Abdullah, Aso K. Ameen,, Abdulhady Abas Abdullah

TL;DR
This study investigates how information technology influences employment opportunities for graduates in Kurdistan, demonstrating that IT skills significantly contribute to economic growth and youth employment in the region.
Contribution
It provides empirical evidence on the positive impact of IT on graduate employment and economic development in the Kurdistan region, highlighting the importance of IT education.
Findings
IT enhances employment prospects for graduates
IT contributes to economic revival in Kurdistan
Possessing IT skills benefits job seekers
Abstract
The aim of this study is to assess the impact of information technology (IT) on university graduates in terms of employment development, which will aid in economic issues. This study uses a descriptive research methodology and a quantitative approach to understand variables. The focus of this study is to ascertain how graduates of Kurdistan regional universities might use IT to secure employment and significantly contribute to the nation's economic revival. The sample size was established by the use of judgmental sampling procedure and consisted of 314 people. The researcher prepared the questionnaire to collect data, and then SPSS statistical software, version 22, and Excel 2010 were used to modify, compile, and tabulate the results. The study's outcome showed that information technology is incredibly inventive, has a promising future, and makes life much easier for everyone. It also…
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Taxonomy
TopicsIslamic Finance and Banking Studies · Economic Growth and Development · Impulse Buying and Technology Impacts
MethodsFocus
