The bar chart illustrates the number of
students
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both
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British
and International, who study computer science at a UK university, from 2010 to 2012. Use synonyms
Overall
, there was a greater Linking Words
attendance
of local than international Use synonyms
students
at the university. Use synonyms
Furthermore
, Linking Words
this
disparity was higher among the Linking Words
females
over the three years, Use synonyms
whereas
there was only a significant gap between the males in the first year. Linking Words
In addition
, more males attended than Linking Words
females
.
With regard to the Use synonyms
British
and international male pupils, in 2010, 40 English men studied Computer Science, almost twice as many as their non-national counterparts. Use synonyms
However
, Linking Words
this
was the only year the disparity was wide. The following year, the Linking Words
attendance
of Use synonyms
British
home males dropped, and Use synonyms
both
recorded 20, Use synonyms
while
in 2012, there was a peak Linking Words
attendance
for Use synonyms
both
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British
at 42 and Foreign Use synonyms
Students
at 38.
Concerning the female Computer Science Use synonyms
students
, more than twice as many were from Britain.
In 2010, 30 Use synonyms
British
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females
were studying the course, Use synonyms
while
only half as many foreigners were in Linking Words
attendance
. Use synonyms
While
interest in the course reached its apex for Linking Words
Bristish
home Use the right word
British
females
at approximately 45 Use synonyms
both
years, there was only marginal growth in the figures of International Use synonyms
females
, which was around 20 in 2011 and 2012.Use synonyms