The chart below shows what Anthropology graduates from one university did after finishing their undergraduate degree course.The table shows the salaries of the anthropologists in work after five years. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The pie chart compares the destinations of anthropology students from the same university after completing their undergraduate studies. The table gives their earnings after five years of

work

.

It is clear that

the majority of undergraduates decide to

work

full-time. After five years of

work

,

graduates

working in the government sector earn the most, compared to those working as freelance consultants or in private companies. More than half of anthropology students found a full-time job after graduation,

while

15% worked part-time. 13% of students decided to study

further

and begin their postgraduate studies, with 5% working part-time and studying part-time and 8% studying wholly. One-fifth of the

graduates

could not find a job or info about them remained unknown.

Graduates

working in the government sector are by far the highest paid, with half of them earning $100,000 and only 5% earning less than $50,000.

By contrast

, only 30% of those working in private companies earned more than $100,000.

Graduates

who

work

as freelance consultants, meanwhile, were relatively in the middle of the pack in terms of earnings.