The pie chart provides a breakdown of university expenditure on various areas in two different years: 2005 and 2015.
Overall, it is clear that teaching and research accounted for the largest proportion of university budget in both years, whereas the financial support for students and libraries made up the smallest share.
Looking more closely at the chart, in 2005, a significant proportion of the university income was used for teaching and research (53%) and accommodation (16%), while libraries and maintaining campuses took slightly less, at 10%. Turning to smaller categories: administration and management (6%), financial support for students (5%).
Moving to 2015 and starting with categories that declined, the share of teaching and research and libraries decreased by 5%, accommodation by 8% in contrast to the first year. Furthermore, financial support for students saw an increase from 5% to 8%, administration and management increse to 16%. Finally, the proportion of budget for maintaining campuses remained unchanged.
