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The image contains a bar chart with six pairs of bars representing British home students and international students studying Computer Science at a UK university from 2010-2012, separated by gender. In 2010, men had around 42 British students and 20 international students. In 2011, men had around 45 British students and 22 international students. In 2012, men had about 48 British students and 25 international students. In 2010, women had around 18 British students and 10 international students. In 2011, women had about 20 British students and 12 international students. In 2012, women had around 23 British students and 15 international students.
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The bar chart provides data on how many students from the United Kingdom studied computer science from 2010 to 2012. Units are measured in numbers.
Overall, what stands out from the chart is that the British home students made up most of the number of learners as opposed to foreign ones. Furthermore, the proportion of learners was the highest among men and women in 2012.
Regarding men students, the number of international learners
gradually increased from 20 to 40, while home students fluctuated. At the beginning of the period the figure of home students was about 40. After this, their number was approximately at 25 as figures of international students. In the final year home students reached a peak at about 45.
In terms of women undergraduates, there was a steady rise in number of both home and foreign students. Upon closer inspection, the figures of home students grew from 35 to 45, while international students started at about 15 and finished at 20.
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