The given pie charts compare the four different degrees that awarded to the students at National university of Sinapore in 3 decades/ in the span of 3 decades, commencing from 1995.
As can be seen from the graph, more students were granted Computer science degrees while Business graduates decreased over the time.
The illustration indicates that both Computer science and business diplomas were achived by 30% of students in 1995 at the National university. Following that, the proportion of Computer Science graduates experienced a marketed increase, while proportion of business graduates dropped by half over time. Particularly, Computer Science graduates reaches 45% in 2015 after booming 35 % in 2010, remaining its highest position. On the contrary, business graduates witnessed a corresponding decline, acounted for 35 %.
In the interium, an identical pattern was followed by ratio of awarded graduates in both Law and Medicine field/ department. In the case of Medicine, the proportion of granted graduates was nearly a quarter during 1995 and 2015, but by 2015, it had risen to 30%. Moreover, 10% in 2010 and slightly higher in other two decades. 
The  
given
 pie charts compare the four  
different
 degrees that awarded to the students at National university of  
Sinapore
 in 3 decades/ in the span of 3 decades, commencing from 1995.
As can be  
seen
 from the graph, more students  
were granted
 Computer  
science
 degrees while  
Business
  graduates
 decreased over the time.
The illustration indicates that both Computer  
science
 and  
business
 diplomas were  
achived
 by 30% of students in 1995 at the National university. Following that, the proportion of Computer  
Science
  graduates
 experienced a marketed increase, while proportion of  
business
  graduates
 dropped by half over time.  
Particularly
, Computer  
Science
  graduates
 reaches 45% in 2015 after booming 35 % in 2010, remaining its highest position.  
On the contrary
,  
business
  graduates
 witnessed a corresponding decline,  
acounted
 for 35 %.
In the  
interium
, an identical pattern  
was followed
 by ratio of awarded  
graduates
 in both Law and Medicine field/ department. In the case of Medicine, the proportion of granted  
graduates
 was  
nearly
 a quarter during 1995 and 2015,  
but
 by 2015, it had risen to 30%.  
Moreover
, 10% in 2010 and  
slightly
 higher in other two decades.