The line graphs illustrate the number of students coming from within and outside Australia enrolled in the last ten years from 2001 to 2010 on the level of commencing and total.
Overall, the number of local students enrolling was much higher than overseas students. In addition, the commencing rates for both kinds of students were less than the enrollment’s total number.
The first graph demonstrates the dramatic increase in the number of enrollment from overseas students in Australian universities. The rate of increase in the number of international students has been dramatic, doubling every two years, starting with 20000 students and ending with over 80000 students in 2010. On the other hand, local students' numbers experience a considerable rise in the first 7 years, but show no change in the last four years and maintain the number of 600000 students.
Regarding the commencing numbers, new students occupied nearly 50% of the international one in total during the whole period. Meanwhile, the commencing numbers of students account for 33% of the total from the beginning and only 20% in 2010 even though the total number increased.
The line graphs illustrate the
number
of
students
coming from within and outside Australia enrolled in the last ten years from 2001 to 2010 on the level of
commencing
and total.
Overall
, the
number
of local
students
enrolling was much higher than overseas
students
.
In addition
, the
commencing
rates for both kinds of
students
were less than the enrollment’s
total
number.
The
first
graph demonstrates the dramatic increase in the
number
of enrollment from overseas
students
in Australian universities. The rate of increase in the
number
of international
students
has been dramatic, doubling every two years, starting with 20000
students
and ending with over 80000
students
in 2010.
On the other hand
, local students'
numbers
experience a considerable rise in the
first
7 years,
but
show
no
change
in the last four years and maintain the
number
of 600000 students.
Regarding the
commencing
numbers
, new
students
occupied
nearly
50% of the international one in
total
during the whole period. Meanwhile, the
commencing
numbers
of
students
account for 33% of the
total
from the beginning and
only
20% in 2010
even though
the
total
number
increased.