The charts below shows what Anthropology graduates from one university did after finishing their undergraduate degree course. The table shows that salaries of the anthropologists in work after five years.

The pie chart depicts 6 distinct occupations of

Anthropology

students upon graduation from one University, and the table illustrates

such

graduates

' income from 3 different professions (freelance consultants, government sectors, and private companies) after 5 years of working. To commence, full-time workers predominate

Anthropology

graduates

, accounting for more than half of the total at 52%.

This

is followed by part-time employees and unemployed individuals with approximately 40% less compared to full-time work for each occupation, indicating a noticeable disparity.

However

, those who are studying as full-time master students and the unknown categories are identical at 8%.

In contrast

, the percentage of part-time workers who pursue their master’s degree is considerably small, amounting to around ten times less than full-time work.

On the other hand

, regarding

Anthropology

graduates

’ revenue after 5 years of working, the percentage of earners with the smallest range of salaries ($25,000 - $49,999) from 3 different occupations is 7%.

Moreover

,

graduates

with salaries ranging from $75,000 to $99,000 are around 35% on average.

Additionally

, the percentage of

Anthropology

graduates

who are receiving more than $100,000 is approximately 40%. To encapsulate,

while

a substantial number of

Anthropology

degree holders engage in full-time work after graduation, these individuals receive mostly more than $100.000 from working in 3 different jobs.