The pie chart illustrates what anthropolgy graduates from a university did after their undergraduate degree course. The table shows the salaries of athropologists after half a decade of work.
For undergraduates, more than half of them worked full time jobs. Moreover, part-timers are 15 percent of the undergraduates. Surprisingly, 8 percent of undergraduates started studying for postgraduate degrees. On top of that, 5 percent are studying for postgraduate degrees whilst working part-time jobs. However, 12% are unemployed for several reasons, one reason is job deficiency. Unfortunately, 5 percent of undergrads are not known.
Salaries of athropologists differ from one job to another. A study was done on three jobs being freelance consultants, Government sector, and private companies. It has been found that half of the government sector workers had salaries starting from 100k, more than the other two jobs with them being 40% and 30% respectively. However, private companies workers are the least paid with 10% of them having salaries ranging from 25k to 49k. Moreover, it is safe to say most anthropologists are well-paid with 20% of them having less than 74k yearly. However, 45% of private companies workers salaries are less than 74k.