The pie chart illustrates activities of History graduates after completing their academics at undergraduate level from educational institution in UK, and the table demonstrates income these graduates withdrawn along with working sectors after passing out within six years from the university.
Overall, most of the students were employed after completing undergraduate studies with a small number who remained unemployed within six years of graduating. There were students with unknown status as no information about them was available or gathered. A reasonable number of students opted for further studies either opted for full-time or part-time postgraduate study.
More than 70% of the students were employed after completing their graduation with a major percentage of students working full-time and 15% working part-time. More than 10% of the students continued their higher studies at postgraduate levels with 7% opted for full-time postgraduate studies. 12% of undergraduates remained unemployed with no information about 6% of the undergraduates.
Almost one third of the graduates choose academic teaching but 18% of the graduates withdraw 57,000-pound sterling as an average income which was 25,000-pound sterling more than History teachers. 9% of the Historians are earning less than solicitor but more then employees of any other sector. Archaeologist are earning least income of 29,000-pound sterling but they are few in numbers as well.