The pie chart illustrates the destination of Anthropology graduates after finishing their undergraduate courses in a specific university and the table compares salaries of the different types of employments related to them after five years’ work.
Overall, most of the students secure a job after graduation, and the ones who work for private companies are often less paid than the others in five years, whilst a majority of the graduates who found a job in the government sector and freelance consultants make more than seventy five thousand dollars for salary after the same time.
Most of the students leave the university after the graduation for finding a job, in other words, a little more than half of them secure a full-time work and 15% of them find a part-time job. Among the ones who stay in the university, just less than 10% of them go to a full-time work during the postgraduation study while 5% of them make it part-time. it also should be noted that 12% of Anthropology graduates stay unemployed after taking their undergraduate degrees.
Turn to the salaries after working for 5 years, only one fifth of both freelance consultants and the government sector pay under $75,000 for salaries (5% of them less than $50,000). Furthermore, 40% of the freelance consultants’ employees are paid between $75,000 and $99,999, yet about one third of the ones who work for government sector make this amount of salary after 5 years, which means that half of them is paid more than a hundred thousand dollars. About private companies, the number of employees being paid less than $75,000 is almost equal to the ones who are given more than it. A majority of the graduates who secured a job in private sector have a salary between $50,000 and $74,999.