The line graph indicates the number of students in Iran, Greek and Turkey participating at Sheffied University from 2005 to 2009.
Overall, both Turkey and Iran saw upward trends in enrolments, while the other plummeted annually.
Initially, Sheffield University accepted around 20 Turkey colleauges, the lowest among the three, but by 2003, it had increased gradually to nearly 100 students, becoming the highest. Likewise, Iran also experienced its students rise, aibelting at a slower rate when climbing from around 40 students to over 60 students. However, the year 2009 recorded that Iran surpassed its counterpart to 160 students, becoming the highest.
As the graph shows, 180 Greek students were joined, standing out the highest participation. In contrast, the figure underwent a significant decrease to 70 students in 2007, making it lower than Tureky and leveling off with Iran. Following this, a rapid decline to only 45 students being accepted in 2009 was determined, being 4 times lower than its peak in 2005.
