The chart and table provide information about anthropology graduates from a specific university and what they did after completing their bachelor’s degree, as well as the salaries they are getting after five years.
Overall, the majority of graduates engaged in full-time study compared to other options. A minority of graduates pursued part-time study or postgraduate studies. Anthropologists working in the government sector or as freelance consultants have higher salaries than those in private companies.
In general, 52% of graduates work full-time, with 15% working part-time and 12% being unemployed. 8% of graduates are in full-time postgraduate studies, and another 8% have unknown employment status. Only 5% of graduates combined part-time work with postgraduate studies.
After five years, anthropologists working in the government sector have higher salaries, with 50% of graduates earning $100,000. Freelance consultants have 40% earning $75,000-$99,999 and another 40% earning $100,000. Employees in private companies earn less, with only 30% earning $100,000 and 25% earning $75,000-$99,999. Those working for private companies earn considerably less than those in the government sector or as freelance consultants.