The table below gives information about the employment rates and the average annual salaries of new graduates in an Australian University in 2009.

The provided information encompasses a table delineating the

employment

rates

and the average annual remunerations of new graduates in a specific university in Australia in 2009.

Overall

,

in addition

to their relatively high

employment

rates

, the law, engineering and IT

sectors

dominated other categories in terms of average salaries that new graduates annually earned, with the science sector representing the lowest figures in both columns. Looking at the

sectors

where the

employment

rates

were comparatively high, despite its low average annual salary of $42,000, health recorded the highest

employment

rate, standing at 93%.

In contrast

, both the law sector and the engineering and IT

sectors

had the highest average yearly salaries, representing $59,000.

Likewise

, both of the

sectors

demonstrated higher

employment

rates

than other categories, with the exception of the health field, with respective numbers of 87% for the former sector and 86% for the latter. Shifting

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to the segments where the

employment

rates

were low, business-related occupations and arts and social science

sectors

accounted for in the vicinity of $50,000 in their average annual salaries.

Furthermore

, their

employment

rates

stood at 78% for the former segment juxtaposed against 72% for the latter one.

Conversely

, science-related jobs showcased by far the lowest figures in

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employment

with 62%

as well as

its average annual salary of $39,000.