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1. Table of student numbers: 2001 - Local research students 33657, International research students 5192, Total 38849; 2010 - Local research students 39488, International research students 14593, Total 54081.
2. Pie charts:
- 2001 - International 13%, Local 87%; within Local: Local Male 44.01%, Local Female 43.99%; within International: Non-Local Male 5.6%, Non-Local Female 7.4%.
- 2010 - International 27%, Local 73%; within Local: Local Male 40.01%, Local Female 33.99%; within International: Non-Local Male 17.6%, Non-Local Female 9.4%.
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The given table and pie chart compare the information about the number of international and local research students, in 2001 and 2010.
Overall, both the pie chart and the table display the number of local and forgein students, but pie chart also divided them by their gender. It can be noticed that the total number of local and non-local students rose in 2010, in comparison with parameters in 2001.
The most noticeable change is the growth of international female students from 4 percent in 2001 to 15 percent in 2010. While the number of local male students experienced a shortage from nearly a half of the pie chart to 38 percent in 2010. And the total number of local students dropped from around 90 percent in 2001 to 73 percent, in 9 years. Meanwhile, the number of forgein students increased from 13 percent in 2001 to more than the quarter of the pie chart in 2010.
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