The bar charts display what UK graduate and postgraduate students did after leaving university in 2008. Those who started working full-time were excluded.
The bar charts display what UK graduate and postgraduate students did after leaving university in 2008. Those who started working full-time were excluded. kxR78
The bar charts display what UK graduate and postgraduate students did after leaving university in 2008. Those who started working full-time were excluded.
Overall, the majority of graduate students did further study, whereas those who did voluntary work represented the smallest number. The same was true of postgraduate students.
At nearly 30, 000, graduates who went on to study further greatly outnumbered their counterparts in the other categories. Voluntary work, in comparison, was the least common post-graduation step, with only 3, 500 graduates going that route. Those who worked part-time and those who were unemployed were very similar in number, at 17, 735 and 16, 235 respectively.
Those who did further study, at 2, 725, and those who did voluntary work, at 345, were also the biggest and smallest groups respectively for postgraduate students. However, far more postgraduate students did part-time work, at 2, 535, than became unemployed, at 1, 625.
The bar charts display what UK
graduate
and
postgraduate
students
did after leaving university in 2008. Those
who
started
working full-time
were excluded
.
Overall
, the majority of
graduate
students
did
further
study, whereas those
who
did voluntary
work
represented the smallest number. The same was true of
postgraduate
students.
At
nearly
30, 000,
graduates
who
went on to study
further
greatly
outnumbered their counterparts in the other categories. Voluntary
work
,
in comparison
, was the least common post-graduation step, with
only
3, 500
graduates
going that route. Those
who
worked part-time and those
who
were unemployed
were
very
similar in number, at 17, 735 and 16, 235
respectively
.
Those
who
did
further
study, at 2, 725, and those
who
did voluntary
work
, at 345, were
also
the biggest and smallest groups
respectively
for
postgraduate
students
.
However
, far more
postgraduate
students
did part-time
work
, at 2, 535, than became unemployed, at 1, 625.