the two charts given compares the proportion of maths graduates and the employment rate of all graduates that got full time job from a specific australian university. whilst the table chart illustrates the average income of both these types graduates between 2004 and 2012.
In general, mathermatics graduates performing higher employment rates compared to all graduates. Otherwise, a noticeable rise in the full time employment rate in the first half of the period given, followed by a return to the inital level in the latter half of the period. Regarding to the tables ones, the salaries of graduates showed a steady increase over time, with mathematics graduates comading higer salaries from 2008 on wards.
Additionally, approximately 80% of math graduates obtained a full time job and 60% of all graduates received full time ones in 2004. these two figures examined increased by roughly 10% during the next two years. Howerver, the percentages of both groups recorded a slight decrease to varying degrees. The employment rate of math graduates form a specific Australian university was about 80%, and the figures for all graduates ones were lower, at 60% in 2012.
the standing salaries of both data recorded were $41,000 in 2004, which a slight rise to $43,000 after 2006. Nevertheless, from 2006 onwards, there was an increase of $13,000 in the number of Maths graduates obtained full-time employment and $8,000 of all graduates ones after 3 years.