The provided illustration outlines the post-graduate outcomes of Anthropology graduates from a specific university and outlines the corresponding salaries of employed individuals following a five-year period.
Overall, the majority of graduates secured employment after completing their undergraduate studies. Notably, freelance consultants and government employees received higher salaries compared to those working in private companies.
Following graduation, the largest proportion of graduates (52%) entered into full-time employment, making it the most common destination. Approximately 20% opted for part-time work, with 5% of them pursuing further postgraduate studies. In contrast, 8% of the graduates were of unknown employment status, while 12% remained unemployed.
In terms of salaries, the data indicates that 80% of freelance consultants earned a minimum of $75,000. Similarly, 50% of government staff received salaries exceeding $100,000. On the other hand, for those employed in private companies, 55% earned at least $75,000. Furthermore, 10% of private company employees were in the $25,000-$49,999 salary range, which is 5% higher than other employment categories.