The tables illustrate the
number
of male and female postgraduate Use synonyms
students
in UK universities by mode of Use synonyms
study
, namely full-time and part-time, between 1996/97 and 2009/10. Use synonyms
Overall
, both genders experienced a steady increase in the Linking Words
number
of full-time Use synonyms
students
, Use synonyms
while
part-time enrolments fluctuated. Linking Words
Additionally
, part-time Linking Words
study
consistently attracted more Use synonyms
students
than full-time Use synonyms
study
, Use synonyms
although
the gap between the two modes narrowed over time. Female Linking Words
students
outnumbered males in postgraduate enrolments in all given years.
For male postgraduate Use synonyms
students
, the Use synonyms
number
of full-time learners rose significantly from 75,370 in 1996/97 to 1,51,275 in 2009/10. Use synonyms
In contrast
, the figures for part-time Linking Words
students
fluctuated. Starting at 1,13,961 in 1996/97, the Use synonyms
number
grew to 1,38,505 in 2005/06 before dropping to 1,17,105 by 2009/10, only slightly above the initial level.
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Similarly
, female postgraduate Linking Words
students
recorded growth in full-time Use synonyms
study
, from 62,344 in 1996/97 to 1,46,980 in 2009/10. The Use synonyms
number
of women studying part-time was consistently higher than that of men, starting at 1,08,702 in 1996/97 and peaking at 1,72,640 in 2005/06, before falling to 1,63,340 by 2009/10. Despite Use synonyms
this
decline, the figure remained substantially higher than that for male part-time Linking Words
students
.Use synonyms