The charts show what UK graduate and postgraduate students who did not go into full-time work did after leaving college in 2008. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparison when relevant.

The bar charts illustrate the

number

of

graduate

and postgraduate

students

in the UK who did not have full-time work after graduation in 2008.

Overall

, there were four

activities

that these

students

engaged in after leaving college, namely part-time jobs, voluntary

activities

,

further

study, and unemployment. It can be seen that both

graduate

and postgraduate

students

who did not secure full-time work primarily decided to continue their studies,

while

a smaller

number

participated in voluntary

activities

. In detail, the majority of graduates who did not obtain full-time jobs chose to continue their studies, with approximately 29,665

students

doing so.

Similarly

, 2,725 postgraduate

students

pursued

further

study.

Additionally

, part-time work was the second most common activity among graduates, with around 17,735

students

, and among postgraduates, with 2,535

students

. Meanwhile, about 16,235

graduate

students

were unemployed, a situation that

also

affected 1,625 postgraduate

students

,

although

this

number

was lower than that of graduates.

In addition

, voluntary

activities

were the least common choice, with around 3,500

graduate

students

and a slightly lower

number

of postgraduate

students

, about 345, participating in them