The given charts illustrate how many UK graduate and postgraduate students had different choices of work, except for full-time work after finishing college in 2008.
Overall, the number of students undertaking a further study was generally highest in both charts. By contrast, the figures for both types of students who joined in voluntary work stayed as the lowest.
The number of graduate students choosing to go after further education was exactly 29,655. This figure far exceeded that of the students who did part-time time, voluntary work or were unemployment, with respective figures being 17,735; 3,500 and 16,235 students.
The postgraduates who decided to seek higher study was the highest number, at 2,725 students, followed by the figures for those doing part-time work (2,535 students) and not having a work (1,625 students). In the mean time, only 345 postgraduate students were reported as community service participants.
