The graph demonstrates the enrolment of both overseas and local students in Australian universities in ten years from 2001 to 2010.
It has been observed that the enrolment in Australian universities is increasing gradually from 2001 to 2010. The majority of the overseas students are taking admissions in the universities of Australia comparatively to local residents. The trend increases from 20, 000 students and reached 81, 000 over a ten year period. However, there was a moderate drop of 2000 students in getting admissions by overseas students during 2003.
On the other hand, only a few thousand local students enrolled in Australian universities. The number starts from around 18, 000 and reached only 40, 000 students during these ten years. Among these years, there was a slight decrease in students' enrolment during 2006 with 200 students.
To conclude, it is shown that the majority of international students prefer studying from Australian universities than residents of Australia.
The graph demonstrates the
enrolment
of both overseas and local
students
in Australian
universities
in ten years from 2001 to 2010.
It has
been observed
that the
enrolment
in Australian
universities
is increasing
gradually
from 2001 to 2010. The majority of the overseas
students
are taking admissions in the
universities
of Australia
comparatively
to local residents. The trend increases from 20, 000
students
and reached 81, 000 over a ten
year
period.
However
, there was a moderate drop of 2000
students
in getting admissions by overseas
students
during 2003.
On the other hand
,
only
a few thousand local
students
enrolled in Australian
universities
. The number
starts
from around 18, 000 and reached
only
40, 000
students
during these ten years. Among these years, there was a slight decrease in students'
enrolment
during 2006 with 200 students.
To conclude
, it
is shown
that the majority of international
students
prefer studying from Australian
universities
than residents of Australia.