The graph compares the percentage of international and the percentage of UK students gaining second class degrees or better at a major UK university. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features.

The bar graph illustrates two candidate groups, the native and the foreign, who gained second-class degrees or better at a major British university in 2019 by comparing per cent.

Overall

, UK students significantly played a higher role in social-related fields.

However

, regarding other related types, the exchange seems to do it better. In 2019, it is noticeable that local candidates received higher education from their local university in social disciplines, which are English literature, art history, international law, and sociology. Even though the three display slightly different, with less than 20% between these two groups, international law is the only class degree the local got one in fifth per cent higher.

In contrast

, the proportion of international students is as much as or even exceeds the British’s in other fields. Nursing and accountancy shared the same percentage in both groups with roughly three-quarters and three fifth per cent, respectively.

In addition

, exchange candidates have a crucial impact on technology degrees, and information is the highest one electrical is the second among the other eight exchange class.