The pie chart shows what Anthropology graduates from one university did after they finished their degree course. The table shows the salaries of anthropologists after five years of work.
Overall, most graduates went into full-time work after graduation. Also, people working in government sector and as freelance consultants generally earned more money than those working in private companies.
According to the pie chart, 52% of graduates got full-time jobs, which was the highest figure. Part-time work accounted for 15%, while 12% of graduates were unemployed. The percentage of people who continued full-time postgraduate study was 8%. Another 8% had unknown destinations. Only 5% combined part-time work and postgraduate study, making it the smallest group.
Looking at the table, government sector workers had the highest salaries after five years. 50% of them earned more than $100,000. For freelance consultants, 40% earned over $100,000 and 40% earned between $75,000 and $99,999. On the other hand, private company employees earned less in general. The biggest percentage, 35%, received salaries from $50,000 to $74,999, while only 30% earned above $100,000.
