Table:
share of immigrants
estimated population

childhood immigrants
adult immigrants
all
canadian-born
childhood immigrants
adult immigrants

percent
counts

all university graduates

non-stem fields
7.8
24.0
3,976.9
2,713.1
309.0
954.9

stem fields
9.4
44.2
1,259.2
584.6
117.8
556.8

science and technology
10.1
31.0
471.0
277.6
47.5
145.8

engineering
8.0
53.0
525.9
205.1
42.1
278.7

computer science and mathematics
10.7
50.4
262.3
101.8
28.2
132.3

total
8.1
28.9
5,236.1
3,297.7
426.7
1,511.7

bachelor's degree

non-stem fields
7.9
21.1
2,662.7
1,891.8
209.8
561.1

stem fields
10.7
37.8
839.3
432.4
89.8
317.1

science and technology
11.5
25.0
290.6
184.7
33.4
72.5

engineering
8.9
46.2
364.6
163.7
32.5
168.4

computer science and mathematics
13.0
41.4
184.1
84.0
23.9
76.2

total
8.6
25.1
3,502.0
2,324.2
299.6
878.2

master's degree

non-stem fields
7.6
29.6
1,228.0
770.8
93.2
364.0

stem fields
6.8
56.9
339.8
123.3
23.2
193.3

science and technology
8.2
37.2
131.2
71.6
10.8
48.7

engineering
6.1
67.8
139.3
36.3
8.5
94.4

computer science and mathematics
5.5
72.3
69.3
15.4
3.8
50.1

total
7.4
35.5
1,567.8
894.2
116.3
557.3

doctorate

non-stem fields
7.0
34.5
86.2
50.4
6.0
29.7

stem fields
6.0
58.0
80.1
28.8
4.8
46.5

science and technology
6.7
49.9
49.2
21.3
3.3
24.6

engineering
4.9
71.9
22.0
5.1
1.1
15.9

computer science and mathematics
5.0
67.9
8.9
2.4
0.4
6.0

total
6.5
45.8
166.3
79.3
10.9
76.2

Statement: among engineering and computer science graduates aged 25 to 64 in 2016, 61% were immigrants.
Question: among engineering and computer science graduates aged 25 to 64 in 2016, how many percent of them were immigrants?
Answer: [61.1]