difference between uk undergraduates and post graduates students
difference between uk undergraduates and post graduates students Jq95w
This report derives from two bar graphs presenting the number of undergraduates and postgraduate students in the Uk, who instead of full-time chose other lines of work in the year 2008.
Overall, it is clear that most of the students, whether undergraduate or postgraduate, went for further studies. In addition to this, voluntary work was the least preferred choice for them in 2008.
As an initial point, the number of graduate students unemployed and involved in part-time work was approximately equal, 17735 and 16235 respectively. Notably, only 3500 undergrads selected volunteering after college, which is about one-tenth of skyrocketing figure of 29, 665 involved further studies.
Furthermore, for the UK postgraduates, there is not much difference between the part-timers and those who pursued further studies, figures accounted for a difference of almost 200 students. With the number of postgraduates having no jobs was about the half of students who extended their study. Finally, only 345 students engaged in voluntary work, the least among all.
This report derives from two bar graphs presenting the number of undergraduates and
postgraduate
students
in the
Uk
, who
instead
of full-time chose other lines of
work
in the year 2008.
Overall
, it is
clear
that most of the
students
, whether undergraduate or
postgraduate
, went for
further
studies.
In addition
to this, voluntary
work
was the least preferred choice for them in 2008.
As an initial point, the number of graduate
students
unemployed and involved in part-time
work
was approximately equal, 17735 and 16235
respectively
.
Notably
,
only
3500 undergrads selected volunteering after college, which is about one-tenth of skyrocketing figure of 29, 665 involved
further
studies.
Furthermore
, for the UK
postgraduates
, there is not much difference between the part-timers and those who pursued
further
studies, figures accounted for a difference of almost 200
students
. With the number of
postgraduates
having no jobs was about the half of
students
who extended their study.
Finally
,
only
345
students
engaged in voluntary
work
, the least among all.