The tables indicate the distribution of students at United Kingdom university by mode of study and both sex meal and female.
Overall, it can be seen that the male postgraduate students were higher in number, and their study time their full-time study numbers was higher than that of full-time. In addition, female postgraduate students are smaller than males, but both genders showed fluctuations.
Firstly, in 1996/97, the full-time students were at about 75,370, it was lower than the part-time students, at about 1,13,961. This trend illustrates that in 2000/01 and 2005/06, the difference between the two modes slightly rose, with full-time students rising to 87,070, and 1,15,275, as well as part-time students were at about 1,08,770, and 1,38,505 students. Thus, in the end, these categories show full-time rose at about 1,51,275, while part-time sharply declined at about 1,17,105 in males.
On the other hand, the number of female postgraduate students in the first year is not more, and it is about just 62,334 for full-time, 1,08,702 for part-time students. Moreover, these categories rose year by year, in 2000-01, full-time 85,215 students, and part-time at about 1,25,855 students. Between 2001/06 and 2009/10, both full-time and part-time student numbers rose, full-time students from 1,18,675 to 1,45,980, and part-time students rose from 1,72,640 to 1,63,340 students of postgraduate.