Introduction The primary purpose of this report is to outline the data presented in the graph regarding funding sources of university's research between the years 2010 and 2025. Overview In start, government funding had the highest percentage. As the time passed government funding started reducing and corporate funding rose to become the highest percentage holder. Main features In 2010, Government funded 65% of the research and 20% was funded by corporate. International fund were resposible for only 15% of the research at the univerty. In 2012, government cuts the research budget by 15%. This caused a sudden drop in government fund by 13% in 2015 and rise in corporate and international funding by 8% and 5% respectively. Furthermore, in 2020 international collaboration fund established which reduced the funding proportion of government by 4% and the same was increased in corporate percentage. Lastly, in 2023 tech companies triple research investments. Due to this corporate funding jumped to 42%. Government and International proportion dropped by 8% and 2% each, respectively. Few years later in 2030, the funding proportion might look like 45-50% by corporate , 35-40% by government and rest of it from international. As corporate investments made for research will grow because of need of time and government will drop thier funding because of privitisation preference. Conclusion  Government's proportion fell from 65% to 40% in this period, whereas, corporate funds rose from 20% to 42% in the same period. International funding fluctuated between 15% to 20%.