The line graph illustrates the number of undergraduate students in four European countries namely Sweden, Spain, Greece and Austria from 1995 to 2015.
Overall, the numbers of students from Spain and Greece witnessed a noticeable increase over the period, with Spain maintaining a significantly larger figure than the other three countries. Moreover, while a substantial decrease was seen in the number of students from Sweden, the figure for Austria experienced a slight upward trend.
Focusing on Spain and Greece first, the former started at around 260,000 in 1995 and this was followed by a marked surge to 310,000 in the final year. In stark contrast, the number of undergraduates from Greece stood at a much lower 90,000, after which it climbed steadily to reach 170,000 in 2015.
Moving to the statistics of remaining countries, the figures for Austrian and Swedish students stood at 240,000 and 350,000 respectively, in 1995. However, the number of Austrian undergraduates rose slightly to 290,000 by 2015, whereas the number of Swedish students declined substantially to approximately 200,000 by 2015.
