The charts below show what you UK graduate and postgraduate students who did not go into full-time work did after leaving the college in 2008. summaries the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.

The bar charts illustrate the activities of UK

graduates

and

postgraduates

in 2008 who did not enter full-time employment after leaving college. The data is divided into four categories part-time

work

, voluntary

work

,

further

study, and unemployment. It is observed that

further

study was the most popular activity for both

graduates

and

postgraduates

,

while

voluntary

work

attracted the smallest numbers of people.

Additionally

, a larger proportion of

graduates

were unemployed compared to

postgraduates

. Over the entire period, for

graduates

and

postgraduates

, the largest number of people pursued

further

study, at 29,665 and 2,725, respectively.

According to

the graph, it was followed by part-time

work

, which accounted for nearly 20000

graduates

and just over 2500

postgraduates

.

On the other hand

, it is worth noting that only a small proportion engaged in voluntary

work

. (3500 for

graduates

and 345 for

postgraduates

).

In addition

, a large proportion of

graduates

(16235) were unemployed compared to

postgraduates

(1625).