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.

The pie chart illustrates the different destinations of anthropology after graduation from a certain university.

While

the table presents their range of salaries after 5 years of working.

Overall

, most graduates engaged in full-time jobs after schooling, followed by some going into part-time work, and

then

a relatively low rate of individuals went for part-time jobs with an additional postgrad study. From the table, people working in the Government sector earned more when compared to the earnings of people doing freelance consultancy and private companies. From the charts, it is seen that 52% of anthropologist has worked full hours, which is the highest rate, second to half-time working by some which have 15%,

then

8% for graduates working complete hours plus schooling and 5% goes for graduates working part hour and schooling.

However

the unemployed and unknown had 12% and 8% respectively.

Furthermore

, the table presentation shows, the government staff have a larger proportion of 50% with $100,000 and above salaries within those years,

also

had about 5% earned $49,999. For freelance ,consultants 40% receive from $75,000- 99,000 and $ 100,000 plus.

While

30% goes to labourers in the private sector receiving $100,000 and 35% to remuneration of within $75,999.