The pie and table charts illustrate the targets Anthropology alumni from one university doing afterward completed their bachelor's studies and the incomes of Anthropologist following 5 years working

The pie and table charts illustrate the targets Anthropology alumni from one university doing afterward completed their bachelor's studies and the incomes of Anthropologist following 5 years working in 3 types of employments (freelance consultant, government sector and private companies). Overall, the most significant destination of Anthropology graduates was doing full-time work, which accounted for over half, while students that do part-time jobs at the same time pursue postgrad study generated the least of the whole student’s objective after graduation. Moreover, most university leavers earn the highest salaries after 5 years’ work. The figure recorded that 52% of undergraduate grads decided to do full-time jobs, while University’s finishes that going part-time employment comprised of 15% and this only a very slight lower of 12% for unemployment. In addition, alumni that pursue Master or Ph. D. level and have a part-time job at the same time represent 5% only. Students that have full-time postgrad studies have the same percentage (8%) as not known graduates.