The chart shows 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 pie chart provided illustrates the destination of Anthropology graduates from a university

while

the table depicts the salaries of anthropologists after working for five years.

Overall

, the majority of Anthropology graduates are full-time employed, and part-time working and postgraduate studying at the same time represent the smallest proportion. In the meantime, Anthropologists who work in the government sector earn more money compared to other sectors. To be specific,

it is clear that

more than half (52%) of Anthropology graduates work in full-time occupations, followed by part-time occupations and unemployed with figures of 15% and 8% respectively. The percentage of part-time employment and unknown jobs share the same figure of 8%. Part-time jobs and postgraduate studies consist only 5%.

According to

the data, after five years of working, the majority of anthropologists working in the government sector have higher incomes, with more than 80% earning more than $75,000, similar to freelance consultants. Those working in private companies gain the lowest income.