The bar chart illustrates the proportions of graduates who secured employment within six months after graduation in seven different subject areas in Molovia in 1995 and 2005.
Overall, Computer Science recorded the highest employment rates in both years, while Arts consistently had the lowest figures. In addition, most subjects experienced a decline in employment rates between 1995 and 2005, although Science showed a slight increase and Teaching remained relatively stable.
In 1995, approximately 90% of Computer Science graduates found jobs within six months, making it the most successful field. Business and Law followed closely, with employment rates of around 85% and 87% respectively. Engineering and Teaching also performed well, at roughly 78% and 73%. By contrast, Science accounted for only about 65%, while Arts had the lowest percentage at approximately 55%.
Ten years later, the figures for several faculties had fallen noticeably. Employment among Business and Law graduates dropped significantly to around 60%. Engineering also declined moderately from about 78% to 65%, whereas Arts decreased to roughly 45%. Meanwhile, Teaching remained almost unchanged at just above 70%. Interestingly, Science was the only subject to experience a slight rise, increasing from around 65% to nearly 70%. Computer Science, despite a minor increase to approximately 95%, continued to rank first among all disciplines.