The bar chart below gives information about the number of students studying Computer Science at a UK university between 2010 and 2012.

The column chart depicts the

number

of male and female

students

studying

computer

science

at a

UK

university within three years from 2010 to 2012. It

also

shows whether they are family

students

or international

students

. In terms of men, about 40 British

students

studied

computer

science

in 2010, and 20 international

students

did so. By 2012, the difference in the

number

of

students

between the two countries has become smaller and smaller; about 44 British male

students

and nearly 40 international male

students

have taken

computer

science

courses,

although

in 2011 25 nationality

students

enrolled in

computer

science

courses. Compared with men, the

number

of female

students

in

computer

science

courses in the

UK

is much higher than that of international

students

in 2010 (14). The

number

of female

students

in the

UK

has increased dramatically. Nearly 45

students

in 2011 and 2012, the

number

of international female

students

has steadily increased, reaching 20

students

by 2012.

Overall

, the

number

of female

students

in the

UK

is rising compared to male

students

in the

UK

. At the same time, the

number

of international male

students

is higher than the

number

of overseas female

students

.