The charts below show what UK graduate and postgraduate students who did not go into full-time work did after leaving college in 2008.
The supplied bar charts illustrate what
work
UK graduate
and postgraduate students
who didn't want to work
full-time chose to do after they finished college in 2008.
Overall
, it is clear that
having finished college in the United Kingdom, the most significant proportion of graduate
students
who didn't want to work
full-time continued to study further
. On the contrary
, the smallest minority was observed in the number of postgraduate students
who chose voluntary work
.
After completing college, 29,665 UK graduates decided to study further
, but 2,725 postgraduate students
made the same decision. Regarding the number of graduates and postgraduates who preferred voluntary work
, the former comprised 3,500, and the latter accounted for 345. Interestingly, the number of graduate
students
was 16,235. However
, the figure for the postgraduate students
consisted of 1,625. Turning to graduate
and doctoral students
who decided to work
part-time, they made up 17,735 and 2,535, respectively.Submitted by akbarturdiyev06 on
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