The table and pie charts below show the number of research students in Australian universities in 2001 and 2010.Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The given table and pie graph compare data about the number of

students

who were researched in Australian universities in 2 different years( 2001 and 2010).

Overall

, the figure of pupils who had investigations in both local and international

students

was increasing, and the percentage of gender who were international pupils was rising

instead

of native

students

.

According to

the charts, in the first year, the total number of

students

was 38,849;

furthermore

, native pupils had 87%;

moreover

, the

students

who were from other countries had 13%;

then

in the second year the figure for both groups climbed, and whole of them had 54,081.

In addition

, the proportion of people who were from global districts had the same trend and caught on 27 per cent , but the percentage of local was reduced to 73%. The pie plots illustrate at the beginning the proportion of international men was 9% and the women were nearly half of men.

However

, Australian males were roughly the same as females.

Nevertheless

, in 2010, both groups of females who did research had less percentage than the opposite sex.