The bar graphs illustrate destination of graduate and postgraduate students in the UK after graduation from college in 2008, however, participating in full-time job is not included in the report.
Overall, pursuing further study and volunteering work had the most and the least number in both categories.
The number of graduate students who continued further study was 29665, as the largest proportion in 2008. Participation in part0time work possessed 17735 numbers, followed by 16235 unemployed students. However, voluntary work was far below others, at 3500.
In comparison, the total number of postgraduate students was 10 times less than graduate students. Further study at 2725 led as the first destination. Most notably, part-time work among these students was 2535, which compared with the first group is approximately 15000 people less. Only 1625 students were unemployed, and the student numbers for voluntary work never exceeded 500 people.
