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. Summerise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The pie chart shows what one university’s graduating Anthropology students went on to do after completing their undergraduate degree,

while

the table illustrates how much the anthropologists who found jobs earned after 5 years.

Overall

, the majority of the graduates had full-time jobs. In terms of salaries,

while

a significant proportion of the freelance consultants and

government

employees

earned at least $75,000, only roughly half of the private sector

employees

did. Just over half of the graduates went on to work full-time, compared with only 15% working part-time and 12% unemployed. Those who did full-time postgraduate study and those who did postgraduate study

while

working part-time each only made up a small minority of the graduates, at 8% and 5% respectively. Moving on to their salaries, 80% of the freelance consultants earned at least $75,000, half of whom were in the highest salary range of more than $100,000.

Although

there were

also

80% of the

government

employees

making no less than $75,000, a relatively high proportion of the

government

employees

, at 50%, earned at least $100,000. In comparison, only 55% of those working for private companies made a minimum of $75,000. The proportions of the freelance consultants and

government

employees

who were in the lowest salary bracket of $25,000 to $49,999 both stood at only 5%, versus 10% for those employed in the private sector.