The charts below show what UK graduate and postgraduate student who did not
The two bar charts give information on the four common steps that undergraduate and postgraduate
students
in the UK take besides
a full-time job after completing their studies in 2008.
Overall
, the majority of undergraduate and postgraduate students
chose to continue their studies at a higher level, while
only a small proportion of them opt for engaging in voluntary activities.
Of undergraduate students
, nearly 30,000 of them decided to pursue further
study, followed by 17,735 graduates who wanted to get a part-time job. Interestingly, 15,235 graduates chose to take a break and only 3500 graduates wanted to volunteer during their spare time.
Similarly
, a large proportion of postgraduates wanted to pursue higher education with 2725 students
going for this
option. Additionally
, 2535 students
chose to get a part-time job and 1625 students
decided to do nothing. Similar to undergraduate students
, less than 345 of them wanted to get involved in voluntary work.Submitted by joewingpun1992 on
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