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The given bar charts illustrate the difference between paths chosen by UK graduates and postgraduates who did not enter full-time employment in 2008. Overall, both categories tended to choose further study the most, while voluntary work accounted for the least figure. The number of students in universities overwhelmed PhD students in all articles. In terms of UK graduates, further study was the most popular option, standing at 29,665 students. Meanwhile, part-time work ranked second with the figure of 17,735 students, followed slowly by the number of unemployed students with more than 16 thousand people. In contrast, only 3,500 graduates in the UK worked as volunteers, leading to a significant distinction between categories at this time. When it comes to the UK postgraduates, a similar pattern was witnessed among them, where further study was still at the first place with an impressive figure - 2,725 students. Notably, part-time work and unemployment represented a significant difference of approximately 1000 people, with 2,535 and 1,625 students respectively. Similarly, voluntary work was still recorded as the lowest figure with only 345 students interested in this job.