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 first pie chart provides information about the percentage of Anthropology graduates from a particular university who pursued various activities after completing their undergraduate degree. The second table displays their salaries in different categories of employment five years after graduation.

It is clear that

the majority opted to engage in full-time

work

, followed by part-time

work

. In terms of salaries, more graduates had higher salaries in the government sector. Looking at the information in more detail, 52% of graduates chose to have full-time

work

, which was the highest proportion.

Moreover

, the percentages of part-time

work

and unemployment were similar, with the former at 12% and the latter at 15%. All other categories accounted for less than 10%. Moving on to the second table, it can be seen that in the government sector, 50% of employees earned over $100,000, which was higher than other types of employment.

Additionally

, in private companies, the largest percentage of employees earned $50,000-$74,999, at 35%, which was 20% higher than in other sectors.