The bar chart show the percentage of international and the percentage of UK students gaining second class degrees or higher in seven various subjects at a university in the UK.
It is apparent from the information supplied that there was a good number of both UK and international students gaining second class degrees or better in 2009. In seven subjects, the percentage of home and foreign students accessing to higher education in Nursing and Accountancy was similar. Also, evident is the fact that UK students tended to perform better in subjects related to social sciences that are English Literature, Art history, International law and Sociology. The biggest gap in performance was in political subject, where three quarters of UK junors chose further education.
In contrast, more global students gained second class degrees or more in technology-related subjects. In the concrete, 80% international students took part in Electrical engineering classes and almost 90% of them heightened their education standards in Information technology. In contrast, the proportion of UK students attaining this level was approximately 60%.
In sum, it is interesting to note that UK and international students had different strengths when studying at this UK university.
The bar chart
show
the percentage of
international
and the percentage of UK
students
gaining second
class
degrees or higher in seven various
subjects
at a university in the UK.
It is apparent from the information supplied that there was a
good
number of both UK and
international
students
gaining second
class
degrees or better in 2009. In seven
subjects
, the percentage of home and foreign
students
accessing to higher education in Nursing and Accountancy was similar.
Also
, evident is the fact that UK
students
tended to perform better in
subjects
related to social sciences that are English Literature, Art history,
International
law and Sociology. The biggest gap in performance was in political
subject
, where three quarters of UK
junors
chose
further
education.
In contrast
, more global
students
gained second
class
degrees or more in technology-related
subjects
. In the concrete, 80%
international
students
took part
in Electrical engineering
classes
and almost 90% of them heightened their education standards in Information technology.
In
contrast, the proportion of UK
students
attaining this level was approximately 60%.
In
sum, it is interesting to note that UK and
international
students
had
different
strengths when studying at this UK university.