The pie chart represents the percentage of different employment sectors of graduates from Brighton University in the year 2019.
Overall, it is clear from the chart that service industries were the most popular industries to work at for the Brighton University graduates in 2019. It can also be seen that the manufacturing industry, education and politics&government were following service industries in terms of popularity. The rest of the graduates were employed in other various fields.
The chart reveals that the greatest proportion of students tended to work in service industries after graduation, as this sector accounted for nearly a third of the whole percentage. On the other hand, the manufacturing industry and education made up 16. 3% and 14. 7 respectively. In addition, politics&government comprised just over one tenth of employment sectors.
Other students chose to work in other different fields, which accounted for nearly 23% of the chart, with sport and charity being the least popular, while science&technology and transortation%warehousing contributing the most to that 23%.
The pie
chart
represents the percentage of
different
employment sectors of graduates from Brighton University in the year 2019.
Overall
, it is
clear
from the
chart
that service
industries
were the most popular
industries
to work at for the Brighton University graduates in 2019. It can
also
be
seen
that the manufacturing
industry
, education and politics&
government
were following service
industries
in terms of popularity. The rest of the graduates
were employed
in other various fields.
The
chart
reveals that the greatest proportion of students tended to work in service
industries
after graduation, as this sector accounted for
nearly
a third of the whole percentage.
On the other hand
, the manufacturing
industry
and education made up 16. 3% and 14. 7
respectively
.
In addition
, politics&
government
comprised
just
over one tenth of employment sectors.
Other students chose to work in other
different
fields, which accounted for
nearly
23% of the
chart
, with sport and charity being the least popular, while
science&technology
and
transortation%warehousing
contributing the most to that 23%.