Band 5+: The bar chart on the right gives information about the number of students studying Computer Science at a UK university between 2010 and 2012 Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The bar graph dispenses information on the number of male and female students, who study Computer Science at a UK university over three years. It also indicates whether these students are nationals or international.

Upon analyzing the graph, it can be deduced overall participation in Computer Science Subjects is growing with each consecutive year. However, women are witnessing a constant surge compared to the figures of males which has experienced certain fluctuations over the period.

In 2010, native students were more prevalent in the subject with males accounting for the figures just below 40 and females above 30. However, their international counterparts only constitute a share of 20 and 14 respectively.

However, this trend continued to rise in the subsequent years with native female students reaching a high peak of 45, accompanied by 20 international female students. Concurrently, the number of male students surged as well irrespective of a dip in 2011 standing at just below 45 with their international counterparts being below 40.

Indicating an overall steady and consistent growth rate.