The provided diagrams demonstrate the enrolment trends of foreign and locals strudents in Australian higher educational institutions. It can be seen that the number of local students increased with lower rates than that of overseas students.
Looking at the details, the total number of students enrolled from other countries is less than local ones over the given span. It starts at 20, 000 in 2001 and reaches its peak at 80, 000 students by 2010. The trend for the commencing foreign students is coherent with the total number of students, except the period between 2009 and 2010, where it varied around 40, 000.
The local number of students was 400, 000 in 2001 and plateued by 2007 at 600, 000. In contrast to the number commencing foreign students, the number of commencing local ones remained steady with slight fluctuations throughout the given 10 years.
Overall, it is obvious that the number of local students entered the Australian universities several times more than that of foreigners. Despite this large difference, the number of overseas students kept increasing, whereas, the trend for the total number of local students remained stable after 2007.
The provided diagrams demonstrate the
enrolment
trends of foreign and
locals
strudents
in Australian higher educational institutions. It can be
seen
that the
number
of
local
students
increased with lower rates than that of overseas students.
Looking at the
details
, the total
number
of
students
enrolled from other countries is less than
local
ones over the
given
span. It
starts
at 20, 000 in 2001 and reaches its peak at 80, 000
students
by 2010. The trend for the commencing foreign
students
is coherent with the total
number
of
students
, except the period between 2009 and 2010, where it varied around 40, 000.
The
local
number
of
students
was 400, 000 in 2001 and
plateued
by 2007 at 600, 000.
In contrast
to the
number
commencing foreign
students
, the
number
of commencing
local
ones remained steady with slight fluctuations throughout the
given
10 years.
Overall
, it is obvious that the
number
of
local
students
entered the Australian universities several times more than that of foreigners. Despite this large difference, the
number
of overseas
students
kept
increasing, whereas, the trend for the total
number
of
local
students
remained stable after 2007.