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 provides information about the job situations of

people

graduating from Anthropology faculty at one university. Meanwhile, the table illustrates the income of the Anthropology bachelor in three territories after 5 years of work.

Overall

, the percentage of graduates working as a full-time employee was the highest,

while

the figures for part-time work and postgraduate study were the lowest.

In addition

, 50% of

people

working in government received over 100.000

dollars

, the highest in the three sectors. 52% of the graduates worked the whole day, followed by part-time work at 15%. The figures for unemployed or part-time jobs saw an equivalent proportion at 12% and 15% respectively.

Similarly

, bachelors in

this

department pursuing full-time postgraduate programs and freelance jobs have seen the same rate at 8%. Just 5% of graduates combined part-time positions and postgraduate study. Regarding the table, the share of

people

working in all three territories and paid between 25.000 to 49.999

dollars

was the lowest, at the same rate 5% in freelance consultants, government sector and 10% in private companies.

Conversely

, the ratio of

people

paid over 100.000

dollars

was the almost highest, at 50$ in the government sector and 40% in freelance consultants, except for private companies recording the largest rate in the salary range of 50.000-74.999

dollars

with 35%.