The charts below show what UK graduate students who did not go into full-time work did after leaving college in 2008. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features.

The bar charts compare the

number

of British graduates and postgraduates doing part-time

work

or voluntary

work

, continuing their studies and even those who were unemployed in 2008.

Overall

, the figure for graduate

students

was significantly higher than that

of

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postgraduates. In both academic groups, the highest

number

of pupils

further

studied for higher education,

whereas

they were less into doing voluntary

work

. In terms of graduate

students

,

further

study accounted for the most popular activity at just under 30000

students

.

In contrast

, fewer individuals volunteered to do voluntary

work

at around one-tenth of the previous activity mentioned.

Moreover

, the figure for part-time workers was roughly equal to that of unemployed ones. As for postgraduates, despite a minimal difference in the

number

of people who participated in part-time jobs and preferred study in 2008, it can be considered they were both equally popular among

this

group (their figure stood at about 2500). Similar to graduate

students

, the lowest

number

of individuals contributed to those who did voluntary

work

.