The bar chart compares the number of international students from five countries enrolled in a second-year Graphic Design course at a college in southern England and shows whether they chose computer-aided design or photography as their core option.
Overall, Sweden has the largest number of students of both genders, while Syria contributes the fewest.Female students outnumber males in most countries, and they tend to prefer Photography, whereas males are more likely to choose CAD.
Sweden records the highest enrollment, with eight male and nine female students, Spain follows with six males and four females. France and Germany show similar patterns, each sending seven female students, compared with the five and four male students respectively. Across these European countries, most female students select Photography, while the majority of males opt for CAD.
By contrast, the number of Syrian students is much lower. Only two males and three females are enrolled, with all female students choosing CAD, and the two male students selecting different core options.