The given diagrams illustrate information about the destination of UK graduates and postgraduates who chose not to engage in full time employment following their graduation in 2008.
In general, what stands out from the graph is that most of both of the graduate and postgraduate students chose to advance their education, also both of their minority applied into a volutary work. But, while the amount of graduate students calculates in thousands, number of postgraduate student calculates in maximum three thousand.
As is presented in the diagram, majorities of both graduated students pursued their further education. About 30,000 of all graduate students carried on studying, while over 2,700 of all postgraduate students chose the same way. Also it is clear from the data, that both of them had lack of interest in volunteer, only 345 postgraduates applied in volunteer, but almost ten times greater amount of graduates volunteered.
Further analysis reveals that over 17,000 graduate students enrolled in part-time job, while just slightly over 2,500 postgraduate registered for the same. In addition, the number of unemployment, between graduates and postgraduates had a noticeable difference, almost 15,000.