The charts demonstrate the number of graduate and postgraduate students who was not ensured with full-time jobs, attending to 4 different other activities(part-time work, voluntary work, further study, and unemployment) in the UK, having left college, in 2008.
Overall, the amount of postgraduate students is almost ten times more than postgraduate ones. The number of part-time workers and further studying students is led the chart in both levels.
If we look at the amount of postgraduate students who were studying further, it was dominant in this chart, with 29.665 students, compared to postgraduate ones with 2.725. Followed by part-time workers number was 17.735, opposed to postgraduate part-time workers number with 2.535.
When it comes to graduate students who worked as volunteers, they were approximately 10 times more than postgraduate ones, with 3.500 and 345, respectively. As for unemployed postgraduate students, they are also almost 10 times greater in number than the next level, with 16.235, compared to 1.625.