The pie graph depicts what Anthropology graduates from one university did after finishing their undergraduate degree course. The table provides information about the salaries of the anthropologists in work after five years.
Overall, while the proportion of graduates at full-time work has the highest rate, the ratio of graduates at part-time work and postgrad study has the lowest rate. Furthermore, the salaries of Anthropology graduates after five years’ work shows differences.
Firstly, almost half of the students are working at full-time work, the remaining half are divided into five different parts. The number of students at part-time work has a percentage of 15%, and unemployed has 12%. Students working full-time postgrad study and not known have the same rate of 8%. Additionally, the number of students working part-time work and postgrad study has the lowest ratio of 5%.
In other hand, salaries of Anthropology graduates is divided into 3 categories. While the type of employment is in Freelance consultants with 40% of the highest salary rate of $75,000-99,999 and $100,000+, it belongs to $100,000+ with 50% in government sector, and it belongs to $50,000-74,999 with 35% in private companies.