The enrolments of overseas students and local students in Australian universities over a ten year period.
The enrolments of overseas students and local students in Australian universities over a ten year period. 0q8B
the line graph illustrates the number of international and local students enrolling in Australian university from 2001 to 2010. Overall, the number of overseas students enrolling in Australian universities increased dramatically over the ten years, while that of local students always higher than international ones. In 2001, the total enrollment of international students was far less than that of local students, which was around 20, 000 students and 40, 000 students, respectively. Moreover, the commencing enrollment of local students was less than half of the total students. From 2001 to 2007, the total of local students climbed and reached a peak of 600, 000 students in 2007, while the new enrollments fluctuated around 200, 000 students. The total of local students' enrollment remained unchanged from 2007 to 2010. In terms of international students, in 2001, only 10, 000 students enrolled on Australian universities which was half of the total number. The figure sau a gradual increase in the next ten years to reach a peak of 40, 000 students contributing to the rocket in the total number of overseas students to 80, 000 in 2010. From 2001 to 2010, the total of internationally students' admissions to Australian universities grew considerably and peaked 80, 000 in 2010. Similarily, the commencing enrollment of overseas students increased steadily from 18, 000 to 42, 000. As for local students, the number of new enrollments went up to about 23, 000 students in 2002 before decreasing and fluctuating around 20, 000 in the remaining period. The total number of local students in Australian universities increased by 20, 000 to reach 60, 000 students from 2001 to 2006 and remained stable for the last 4 years.
the
line graph illustrates the
number
of
international
and
local
students
enrolling in Australian
university
from 2001 to 2010.
Overall
, the
number
of overseas
students
enrolling in Australian
universities
increased
dramatically
over the ten years, while that of
local
students
always higher than
international
ones. In 2001, the
total
enrollment
of
international
students
was far less than that of
local
students
, which was around 20, 000
students
and 40, 000
students
,
respectively
.
Moreover
, the commencing
enrollment
of
local
students
was less than half of the
total
students
. From 2001 to 2007, the
total
of
local
students
climbed and reached a peak of 600, 000
students
in 2007, while the new
enrollments
fluctuated around 200, 000
students
. The
total
of
local
students'
enrollment
remained unchanged from 2007 to 2010. In terms of
international
students
, in 2001,
only
10, 000
students
enrolled on Australian
universities
which was half of the
total
number
. The figure
sau
a gradual increase in the
next
ten years to reach a peak of 40, 000
students
contributing to the rocket in the
total
number
of overseas
students
to 80, 000 in 2010. From 2001 to 2010, the
total
of
internationally
students' admissions to Australian
universities
grew
considerably
and peaked 80, 000 in 2010.
Similarily
, the commencing
enrollment
of overseas
students
increased
steadily
from 18, 000 to 42, 000. As for
local
students
, the
number
of new
enrollments
went up to about 23, 000
students
in 2002
before
decreasing and fluctuating around 20, 000 in the remaining period. The
total
number
of
local
students
in Australian
universities
increased by 20, 000 to reach 60, 000
students
from 2001 to 2006 and remained stable for the last 4 years.