The pie chart represents the types of work that people do after their completion of undergraduation study in Anthropology. The table gives information about salary they receive after 5 years’ work.
Overall, the majority of the Anthropology graduates of one university worked as a full time workers while the half of the total population earned the most in government sector.
The significant population of the Anthropology graduate involved in full time work, with 52 %. The proportion of part time worker graduates was thrice more than of ones who did both part time work and postgrad study. The third highest popular graduate student was unemployed. The equal number of population accounted for full time post grad study and unknown status with 8 %.
On the other hand, the earning by the Anthropology graduates was dominant who joined as government workers with above $ 100,000+. The same proportion of (5%) population had earning between $ 25000 to 49000in freelance and government sector which was exactly a half of earning in private companies. 15 % of the graduates earned salary from $ 50000-74000 in both freelance and government field which was more than a half of earning in private companies. Exactly a fourth of the total population earned between $ 75000-99000 in private sector which was lower than in freelance and government sectors. The least percentage of people (30 %) earned $ 100000+ which was 5 % lower than of those who worked as freelance consultants.