UK Graduates Work Destination The two bar charts illustrate the four categories of career destinations of two groups of UK students in 2008, with the above one indicates graduate students and the below one represents postgraduate students. Overall, the number of graduate students in UK was almost 10 times bigger than the number of postgraduate students in 2008. Besides, both graduate and postgraduate students in Britain had the least number of people attend voluntary work, and most of them chose to have further study. For graduate students in Britain, only 3,500 students participated in voluntary work in 2008, which is nearly 10 times less than those who entered higher education, while the number of students doing part-time job was close to the number of unemployed students, with the number of 17,735 and 16,235 respectively. Regarding the occupational destination of postgraduate students in UK in 2008, students who worked in part-time jobs were almost as many as those who chased for more advanced study. However, only 345 postgraduate students, which is about one-twentieth of all postgraduate students joined voluntary work. In addition, there were 1,625 postgraduate students who were not successfully employed.