The pie chart illustrates the destinations of Anthropology graduates from particular university after completing undergraudate studies, while the table compares the salaries of those employed five years after graduation.
Overall, it is clear that a large number of graduates secured full-time employment. It can also be seen that the highest salaries were earned by those working in the government sector, whereas employees in private companies tended to receive comparatively lower incomes.
According to the pie chart, it can be observed that more than half of the graduates worked in full-time jobs, accounting for 52%. Following this, those employed in part-time work made up a significantly lower proportion, at 15%, while only 5% of graduates combined part-time work with postgraduate study. Interestingly, the figures for full-time postgraduate study and the not-known category were equal, both standing at 8%, making them among the least popular destinations. In addition, the proportion of unemployed graduates was 12%.
Further analyzing the table, it can be noticed that graduates employed as freelance consultants initially earned between $25,000 and $49,999, accounting for only 5%, while a much larger proportion, at around 40%, received salaries of $100,000 or more after five years. The highest earnings were recorded in the government sector, where approximately 50% of employees earned $100,000+. This was followed by those working in private companies, with around 30% reaching the same salary level.