The bar graphs illustrate the activity done by graduate and postgraduate students from the United Kingdom after finishing college, except full-time work in 2008. Broadly, it can be seen that most of them chose to study further or do part-time work. However, the least undertaking of these students was voluntary work
Among people with a degree, the majority, nearly 30,000 students, continued in their further education. The second largest group, around 17,700 people, got to do temporary work, followed by still being unemployed around 16,200 people. The least group, approximately 3,500 students, decided to do unpaid work.
Taking a look at doctoral students, about 2,700 students decided to continue their studies, whereas the second largest group, with slightly fewer than 200 students from the majority, worked part-time jobs while the third largest number of students who were postgraduate were unoccupied. Lastly, less than 350 people selected to do voluntary jobs.