Two pie charts provide data about the future life of UK students with bachelor and PhD degrees in 2008.
Overall, it is clear that for graduates with bachelor degree full-time employment and further study were the priority, while for the graduates with PhD diploma further education and work overseas were the most popular.
The majority of undergraduate students (45%) prefered to have a full-time job, rather than continuing their study for the Master of PhD degree, nevertheless this segment took the second part among all activities, which accounted for 25%. Having their occupation abroad or being unemployed or trying to combine future education with work is preferred by 30% in total of investigating social groups with equal division for 10% each.
In terms of the most significant feature of the second chart, the largest number of graduates with PhD diplomas, representing more than a half of all doings after finishing university (56%), preferred study further, which were twice more than the same number for bachelor alumnus. Full-time employment was three times less popular for PhD graduates (14%), while working abroad took a quarter (25%) of the whole percentage that for 15% more than for workers with bachelor degrees. The least popular group of doings was combinating work and study that accounted for only 5%, whereas there were no unemployment people, in comparison with the 10% rate among bachelors.
Two pie charts provide data about the future life of UK students with bachelor and PhD
degrees
in 2008.
Overall
, it is
clear
that for
graduates
with bachelor
degree
full-time employment and
further
study
were the priority, while for the
graduates
with PhD diploma
further
education and work overseas were the most popular.
The majority of undergraduate students (45%)
prefered
to have a full-time job,
rather
than continuing their
study
for the Master of PhD
degree
,
nevertheless
this segment took the second part among all activities, which accounted for 25%. Having their occupation abroad or
being unemployed
or trying to combine future education with work
is preferred
by 30% in total of investigating social groups with equal division for 10% each.
In terms of the most significant feature of the second chart, the largest number of
graduates
with PhD diplomas, representing more than a half of all doings after finishing university (56%), preferred
study
further
, which were twice more than the same number for bachelor alumnus. Full-time employment was three times less popular for PhD
graduates
(14%), while working abroad took a quarter (25%) of the whole percentage that for 15% more than for workers with bachelor
degrees
. The least popular group of doings was
combinating
work and
study
that accounted for
only
5%, whereas there were no unemployment
people
,
in comparison
with the 10% rate among bachelors.