The pie chart illustrates the work Anthropologists from one university did after finishing their bachelor degree course, whereas the table displays their salaries after five years.
The chart reveals that more than a half of Anthropology graduates had a full time job and only 5% did a part-time job with postgrad study. Around 15% chose to do only part-time work while the proportion of unemployed people accounted for 12%. Finally, less than ten percent of graduates did full-time postgraduate study and the same number represented ones who did not know.
According to the table, 80% of people after working for five years in the freelance and government sector overall earned from around 75,000 to 100,000 dollars and more. The least 5% of those types of employment got no more than 49,999$. However, the salary of the private company’s 10 % workers was below $50000, and 30% of the staff got more than $10000 after five years.
Overall, most Anthropologists after graduation did full-time jobs. Additionally, the highest salary got those who found opportunities in the government sector and as freelance consultants.