The bar illustrates the percentage of destination of anthropology graduates from one university,and then the table gives information about these anthropologists’ salaries after they work for five years.
Overall,it’s clear that thethe percentage of taking full-time work accounted for the highest number.It’s also clear that working in government sector earned more salaries.
In terms of destinations,there were 52% anthropology graduates working in full-time work,which was the highest.Sequently,15% graduates chose anthropology as a part-time job.In addition,12% students still remained unemployed.Some students continued studying in this field.There were 8% students study this subject in the later full-time postgrad, and 5% students choose part-time work and postgrad study together.However,8% graduates haven’t a clear destination.
After 5 years’ work,thee are three types of employments,freelance consultanta,government sector,and private companies.50% of anthropologists in the government sector earn more than $100,000, while 40% of freelance consultants and 30% of those in private companies reach this income level. In contrast, only 5% of freelance consultants and government workers earn less than $50,000, compared to 10% in private companies.