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Originally Posted by Ozy_Flame
Sorry Phanutier, what I meant was employers who hire on undergraduate alumni. Really, when compared to a Masters or Doctorate, the undergrad level is glorified high school and usually offers a general degree.
Graduate level candidates - those I can see employers being picky about.
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From my experiences I've found that most people are more concerned about who you did your grad work with, not the institution. I'm sure it's different for course-based grad degrees but for a thesis/research degree that seems to be the trend.
Edit: They also care about your publication track record. Publish a few quality articles in good journals and you'll write you own ticket. The name of the institution might make it easier to get published but in the end quality work is quality work.