Overall, the proportion of all universities saw an upward trend, albeit at varying degrees throughout the years. Even though the share of Bristol increased slowly, it remained the university with the lowest percentage in both years, whereas Oxford stood out among other universities with consistently higher figures in the final year.
Focusing first on London and Cardiff, both universities experienced increase, the former started at 5%, the latter started at 10% in 2000 to 20% and 14%, respectively. Interestingly, Bristol started from about 6% in 2000, and this was followed by a slight rise to roughly 8% in 2015.
Looking at the details, Bath grew from approximately 7% in 2000 to roughly 12% in 2015, considerably lower than Oxford, with almost 25%. Starting at just 14% in 2000 the percentage of Oxford rose to 25% in 2015. Cambridge started at just 15% in 2000, a figure that then grew to about 23% in 2015.
