The bar chart illustrates the number of native students and foreign students of male and female who studied in Computer Science at a British university over a 3 year, since 2010-2012.
Looking at the data set of men, it is evident that in the beginning of the time period, the number of native students was around 39, whereas the number of foreign students was the half of them. In 2011, the number of native students showed a gradual decline to approximately 24, but the number of international students was increased slightly to 23. At the end of the time period, both of the number of native and foreign students were increased gradually, and that figure were about 42 and 39 respectively.
When considering to the women data set, it is clear that the number of international students was the lowest at a figure of around 14 in 2010, and then it was increased slowly in the following years. However, in 2011, the number of native students was increased from 32 to 44, after that it increased slightly and reached at the highest point to 50.
Overall, it can be seen that the number of British home students is always higher than the number of international students studying computer science, both female and male