The chart illustrates the post-graduation paths taken by Anthropology students from a particular university after completing their undergraduate studies.
Overall, the majority of graduates went into full-time employment, while a significant proportion pursued further study or were unemployed. A smaller percentage combined work and study, and a minority of outcomes were unknown.
More than half of the Anthropology graduates, accounting for 52%, secured full-time work after finishing their degrees, making it the most common outcome. The next largest group, 15%, chose part-time work, while 12% continued their education through full-time postgraduate study. Meanwhile, 8% were unemployed at the time of the survey.
Other post-graduation paths were less common. 8% of graduates’ destinations were not known. A slightly smaller percentage, 5%, opted for a combination of part-time work and postgraduate study. The smallest group, only 2%, engaged solely in part-time postgraduate study.