The bar chart vividly shows how many men and women were in higher education in Britain during three times period and whether they were studying full time and part time.
Overall, it is evident that more men and women studying temporary than full time for the given time period.
Between 1970 up to 1991 the male part-time populations experienced fluctuations, from 1970 there were 1000 men enrolled which decreased to 850 in 1980 and increased again up to 900 in 1990. On the other hand, the full-time education has increased.
For females, there is a noticeable upward trend in both full-time and part-time education. In 1970, the number of women enrolled in full time education was roughly 600, which rose to 800 in 1980 and further increased to 1000 in 1990 while the part-time education enrolled from 1970, were 100 individuals and This figure rose to 200 by 1980 and increased again to 250 by 1990.
In summary the data provided reveals that the trend among females is more upward compared to males.
