The graph represents how many international students graduated in 2000 and 2015. The data are given in percentages. Overall, the number of graduates in 2015 prevailed over the number of graduates in 2000 in every university. In 2000, the university with the largest number of students was Cambridge, while, in 2015, Oxford took this position.
To begin with, in 2000, students mostly graduated from Cambridge, showing 15% of total. After, Oxford followed it by reaching a slightly lower percentage(14%). Cardiff held the 3rd place with 5% lower than the number of graduates in Cardiff. London, Bristol and Bath had the least number of international students accounting for between 3 and 5 percent.
However, after 15 years, Oxford became the university where the largest number of foreigners graduated, indicating a quarter. Subsequently, Cambridge became the second, having 23% of graduates. It is also noteworthy that London had a significant surge up to 20% and hence, becoming the third university that had the biggest number of students.