The pie chart indicates the destinations of Anthropology graduates in one university, while the table demonstrates the income of anthropologists after working for 5 years.
Overall, the majority of Anthropology graduates get a full-time job, followed by the group of part-time work. After being employed for 5 years, anthropologists who are hired by the government make more money than the one who are employed by private companies and are freelance consultants.
More than half of graduates who completed this undergraduate degree course are able to find a full-time job, followed by 15% of them who work as part-time employees. However, the amount of graduates who are jobless makes up 12% of the chart and only 8% of anthropologists are unknown about their destination. There are 13% of degree holders who take part in a postgrad study, but 8% of them take a full-time study, while the other fraction prefer doing part-time work and postgrad study.
The vast majority of anthropologists have an income of 75000 dollars or more. Specifically, anthropologists who work as a freelance consultants occupies 80% of them, which is the same percentage of these working for the government, and only 55% of which who works at private companies get the same salary. These three types of employment report anthropologists who receive a salary between half a thousand dollars and three-fourth of 100000 dollars are respectively 15%, 15% and 35%. Employees who have worked for 5 years and received an income of below 50000 dollars are freelance consultants, and the same percentage are in government sectors; while 10% of them in private companies received the same income.