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The image presents a set of numerical data and pie charts detailing student demographics over years 2001 and 2010. The table shows the number of local students in 2001 as 33,657 and international research students as 5,192, totaling 38,849. In 2010, local students increased to 39,488 and international research students to 14,593, summing up to 54,081. The 2001 pie chart distributes local at 87%, international at 13%, within which local female make up 43%, local male 44%, non-local female 4%, and non-local male 9%. The 2010 pie chart shows local students at 73%, international at 27%, breaking down to local female 35%, local male 38%, non-local female 12%, and non-local male 15%. The image labels the pie charts components; local male, local female, non-local male, and non-local female for clarity in data distribution.
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The given charts illustrate the proportion of research students in two genders from outside and outside the nation in two years 2001 and 2010.Overal, the proportion of local students was the highest in both years but then shrinked in 2010, whereas, an upward trend was seen in which of international pupils.
According to the pie charts, the percentage of international male pupils took up 43 percent in 2001, then declined remarkably in 2010 to 35%. A similar trend was seen in the number of schoolgirls, falling by 6 percent, which made up 44% and 38% in 2001 and 2010 respectively. Despite witnessing a considerable decrease in both two sexes, the figure for non-local students was still higher than that for local pupils, accounting for 87% in 2001 and 73% in nine years after.
Whilst, there was a considerable increase in the number of cross-national students. The percentage of non-local male pupils went up from 9 percent to 12 percent over 9-year period from 2001. Similarity, the number of female ones have nearly quadrupled, at 4% and 15% in 2001 and 2010 respectively.
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