The bar chart compares both men and women students into two different categories namely Home and International students studying computer science at UK universities from 2010 to 2012.
Overall, the peak number of native students were studied in 2012 for both omen and women while the lowest point was 2011 for men and 2010 for women respectively. In contrast, International students were studied highest in 2012 and the lowest was in 2010 for both genders.
To begin, the native men students were about 40 % in 2010 being higher than women students at approximately 8%. Then, it declined to 23% in 2011 and rose to 43 % in 2012. whereas, the native women students resulted in an annual rate of 33% in 2010. However, the figure experienced steady growth during the next two years. It rose to 43% in 2011 and increased by around 2% in 2012.
In Contrast, the international men and women students showed steady growth during this period. The rates were about 20% and 17% respectively and rose to approximately 5% each in 2011. Moreover, the international men students showed a drastic improvement of 22% and girls with a steady growth of 3% in 2012.
The bar chart compares both
men
and
women
students
into two
different
categories
namely
Home and
International
students
studying computer science at UK universities from 2010 to 2012.
Overall
, the peak number of native
students
were studied
in 2012 for both omen and
women
while the lowest point was 2011 for
men
and 2010 for
women
respectively
.
In contrast
,
International
students
were studied
highest in 2012 and the lowest was in 2010 for both genders.
To
begin
, the native
men
students
were about 40 % in 2010 being higher than
women
students
at approximately 8%. Then, it declined to 23% in 2011 and rose to 43 % in 2012.
whereas
, the native
women
students
resulted in an annual rate of 33% in 2010.
However
, the figure experienced steady growth during the
next
two years. It rose to 43% in 2011 and increased by around 2% in 2012.
In Contrast
, the
international
men
and
women
students
showed
steady growth during this period. The rates were about 20% and 17%
respectively
and rose to approximately 5% each in 2011.
Moreover
, the
international
men
students
showed
a drastic improvement of 22% and girls with a steady growth of 3% in 2012.