The line graph presents an analysis of quantity of foreign students across three universities—Oxford, Cambridge, and Edinburgh universities—in the UK over a decade spanning 2010 to 2020. Overall, there is a shift in number of students in all three universities, with by far the most considerable growths in the sector of Oxford university, while Universities Cambridge and Edinburgh experienced a slight increase.
Examining the graph within first half a decade, Oxford and Cambridge universities experienced an upward trajectory, but the reverse was true for Edinburgh. The total number of students in Oxford and Cambridge commenced at 5000 and 4000, figures that then increased to over 8500 and 5500, respectively. By contrast, that of Edinburgh decreased from 6000 to approximately 5800. Although, all categories witnessed different changes Oxford exibited the most significant progression, solidifying as the most popular univercity by 2015.
As of 2015, each category witnessed permanent upward trend, with Oxford students exibiting remarkable expansion to staggering 12000, whereas remaining 2 universities demonstrating a more gradual improvement, clothing the period with around 7000 students. Conversely, Oxford maintained its status as the the most famous university which the mostt count of foreigners studied, while others highlighted a marginal rise in the conclusion of the period.