Band 6+: The pie chart illustrates the destinations of Anthropology graduates from a university after completing their undergraduate degree, while the table provides information about their salaries after five years of employment.

The given pie chart illustrates the career choice of anthropological students after graduation and the table illustrates the salaries of anthropologists after five years of employment.

As a general overview, it is evident that graduates choose some form of employment, while the majority chose to be full time employed. While salaries varied across different sectors, the government sector employees were paid highest after working for five years.

In terms of the type of employment, more than fifty per cent of the graduates were full time employed, followed by part time and unemployed graduates who accounted for 15 % and 12%, respectively. Both full time postgrad study and unspecific category comprised 8% in each component. However, smallest percentage of graduates chose to do a part time job along with their postgraduation studies. With regards, to the salaries of anthropologists, fifty percent of government sector employees, accounted for highest salary of more than $100,000, followed by freelance consultants. In comparison, the largest share of private sector employees was around $50,000 -$74,000. However, the lowest income was $25,000 -$49,000 for all sectors, 5% of graduates working as a freelancer consultant or a government employee, while 10% in private sector.