The pie chart illustrates several destinations of anthropology alumni from one university after they finished their bachelor degree and the table gives information on the payment of the anthropology graduates after working for 5 years.

The pie chart depicts the destination of Anthropology graduates from one university after their degree. The table present the yearly income of antropologists after 5 years'

work

in three different type of employment: freelance consultants, government sector and private companies.

Overall

, most of the graduates

work

full-time. Their salary ranges varies considering the sector of employment but generally working for the state seems more profitable. For the Anthropology ex-alumni the employment rate is quite high, around 72% divided in: 52% of graduates are currently working full time, 15% are working part-time and 5% are working and attending postgrad studies. 8% of them decided to not

work

and continue their studies

while

only 12% are unemployed.

While

analizing the salaries of anthropologists afert 5 years of

work

experience, the government field is the more economically competitive. 50% of workers in

this

sector earn over $100.000 and only 5% are stuck with an yearly income between $25,000 and $49,999. The same goes for freelancers: 30% earn between $75,000 and $99,999 and 40% make more than $100,000.

On the other hand

, working for private companies does not seem as profitable, considering that the mayority of the workers in

this

field (35%) make between $50,000 - $74,000.