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The image shows a pie chart and table presenting data on the destination and salaries of Anthropology graduates from one university after completing their undergraduate courses. The pie chart displays percentages for six categories: Full-time work 52%, Part-time work 8%, Part-time work + postgrad study 8%, Full-time postgrad study 12%, Unemployed 15%, Not known 5%. The table presents data on salaries of Anthropology graduates (after 5 years' work) for five employment types with six salary ranges. For Freelance consultants, salaries are: $25,000-50,000 5%, $50,001-75,000 15%, $75,001-99,999 10%, $100,000+ 5%. For Government sector: $25,000-50,000 5%, $50,001-75,000 15%, $75,001-99,999 35%, $100,000+ 30%. For Private companies: $25,000-50,000 10%, $50,001-75,000 35%, $75,001-99,999 40%, $100,000+ 50%.
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As can be seen in the pie chart given, this chart illustrates the percentages of destinations that Anthropology graduates has taken after their undergraduate degree course. On the other hand, the table has been placed under the pie chart shows the earnings that has been collected by full time worker Anthropology graduates in five years.
More than half of this chart consists the full time workers in the percentage of 52%. Small proportions Show the ratio of postgrad students who either study full time or work in a part time job as they study, in addition to students who belong to unkown data. The table carries the information about full time workers’ salaries which has been earned through 3 different types of employment, one of which is Freelance Consultancy, other ones either Works for Government Sector or Private companies.
The most striking information that can be observed is half of the Government Sector employees make more than $100,000 in a year. The less paid percentage is, on the other hand, seems to be in Private Companies, on the verge of 10%.
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