This chart is divided into percentes of medicine graduaters and their affairs after finishing their course in the UK.
Overall,very majority of them worked in health sectors whereas neglegible part of students end up with other caareer path or further educatuion.
Regarding the specific figures, those working in health sector represented the largest proportion,accounting for 84%, which is more than three-quarters of the general group. It highlightes the high demand for nursing professionals in the clinical workforce at that time.
Moving to the smaller sectors,a combine 10% of graduates were involved in further academiciy, with 8% balanced both work and study and a mere 2% focusing exclusively on additional course degree. Meanwhile, the unemployment rate stood at a relatively low 4%, which was double the percentage of those choosing other activities containing 2%.
