The given dynamic bar charts illustrates the investment of the government in education, as well as the proportion of overseas students and the static one provides the rate of different kinds of Japanese programs from 2020 to 2050.
Overall, It can be obviously seen that It is expected to be an inverse relationship between the governmental expenditures on education, seeing a lower point, and the rate of the international student enrollment, ending at higher figure. In addition, Undergraduate’s degree is likely to be the most common type of program by 2050.
This analysis will now commence with the two dynamic graphs. As far as the money spent on education by the government is concerned, it began at nearly 12 billions dollars in 2020 and then will gradually go down to around 7 billions in 2040. Before ending at roughly 9 billions by 2050, the figure is predicted to witness a slightly growth. In contrast, starting from over one in ten in 2020, the quantity of students from abroad is projected to experience a substantial increase and peak at over 35% by 2040 and then dropped slightly to nearly a third at the end of the period.
This analysis will move to the remaining dynamic chart. By 2050, there is a prediction that the number of non-graduate degrees, accounting for over 40%, will exceed significantly the figure of master’s degree, doctorate and associate’s degree, at roughly a fifth for the two former and around one in ten for the later.