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Band 6+: The charts below show the proportion of income spent on different areas by on university, in 2005 and 2015

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The image shows two pie charts comparing income expenditure proportions by a university in 2005 and 2015. In 2005, teaching and research comprise 53%, accommodation 16%, libraries 10%, maintaining campuses 10%, administration and management 6%, and financial support for students 5%. In 2015, teaching and research account for 48%, accommodation 12%, libraries 9%, maintaining campuses 10%, administration and management 16%, and financial support for students 8%.
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The pie charts illustrate the percentage of income spent on different sectors by one university between 2005 and 2015.

Overall, what stand out from the graphs is that there was a significant increase in administration and management areas during the period, while accomodation saw the opposite way. Another interesting point is teaching and research recorded as the highest percentage among the sectors.

Looking at the details of the graph, in 2005, only 6% of the budget was allocated to administration and management, placing it among the least funded areas. Meanwhile, accomodation accounted for the second highest spending, with 16%. By contrast, in 2015, administration and management rose significantly to 16%, making it one of the highest categories. Moreover, accommodation which one of the highest proportions dropped sharply, comprising only 8% of total expenditures. In addition, although teaching and research constituted as the most popular spending, during the period, it saw a slight decrease in 2015, at 48% of total spending.

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