The depicted two figures illustrate destination of Anthropology graduates derive one college, as well as wages of Anthropology graduates after 5 years’ work.
It is evident from the information given that the destination of Anthropology graduates for full-time work was the most common among graduates. It is also apparent that while highest wages percentage were the government sector, middle wages percentage were private companies.
As show in the figure, the prevalence of destination of Anthropology graduates from one college in full-time work was sixfold that of not known and full-time postgrad study and tenfold that of part-time work with postgrad study. Unemployed and part-time work, meanwhile, were second and third proportion of destination of Anthropology graduates, accounted for 12 percent and 15 percent respectively.
With regard to wages of Anthropology graduates after 5 years’ work, 50 percent government sectors were gained over 100000 wages, compared with those only 5 percent were gained under 50000 wages. A similar percent under 50000 incomes took place in freelance consultants, whilst 80 percent freelance consultants were gained over 75000 incomes. 60 percent private companies were gained between 50000 and 100000, whereas those 40 percent were lower or higher wages.