The information on the quantity of foreign students studied in the UK university in four different countries, particularly Asia, Africa , Europe, North America over a 20- year period, commencing from 1995 to 2015 is provided in the indicated graph.
Overall, one of the most attractive key features that can be observed from the line graph is that the volumes of Europe and Africa fluctuated over the whole given year, with latter one remaining constant from the beginning onwards. In clear contrast, the ratios of North America and Asia,being the most dominant among three countries at the end,boosted slightly in 2015.
As shown in the graph the number of Asia students stood at just 60 in 1995. Next it commenced to see a swift boost in a 20-year decade, just under 120 learners. Another worthwhile point to mention is that the quantity of students in North America underwent a plateau at 40 students till 2000, which was followed by decreasing to just over it and enhancing dramatically to 70 students till the end of 2015.
Turning into more details, the figures of both Africa and Europe had 20 and roughly 45 students respectively, is the former one facing plateau starting from 1995 to 2005, prior to rising substantially to just under 40 students in 2010, for which point it underwent a sligh drop in the end of the given span. According to volume of the letter one it encountered with fluctuation, between 2000 till 2010, therefore this statistic shrined loosing the dominance over North America.