The chart illustrates the employment status of Anthropology graduates from a university after completing their degree, while the table provides information on their salaries after five years.
Overall, the majority of graduates secure full-time jobs, while a small proportion pursues further studies or remains unemployed. In terms of salary, freelance consultants and government employees tend to earn the highest incomes, with a significant percentage making over $100,000 per year.
In detail, 52% of Anthropology graduates are engaged in full-time work, whereas 15% are in full-time postgraduate study. Part-time employment accounts for 12%, while 8% combine part-time work with further studies. Additionally, 8% of graduates remain unemployed, and the employment status of 5% is unknown.
Regarding salaries, 50% of those working in the government sector and 40% of freelance consultants earn over $100,000 annually. In contrast, only 30% of private-sector employees reach this income level. The lowest salaries ($25,000 – $49,999) are reported by 5% of freelancers and government employees, whereas 10% of private-sector workers fall into this category.