The graph illustrates the enrollment figures of international students at three distinct Australian universities over the decade from 2010 to 2020.
Overall, it is evident that all three universities experienced a significant upward trend in international student enrollment during this period, with University B consistently maintaining the highest numbers throughout.
In 2010, University A recorded an enrollment of 10,000 international students, while University B had a more substantial figure of 15,000, and University C lagged behind with only 5,000. By 2012, these numbers had risen, with University A reaching 13,000, University B increasing to 18,000, and University C witnessing a growth to 7,000. The years that followed continued to demonstrate a steady increase in students; by 2014, University A enrolled 16,000 students, University B surged to 20,000, and University C reached 9,000 students.
The trend escalated markedly between 2016 and 2020, with all universities showing substantial growth. In 2016, University A had 18,000 students, University B 23,000, and University C 12,000. The enrollment figures soared to 22,000 at University A and 26,000 at University B by 2018, along with a rise for University C to 14,000. Finally, by 2020, University A achieved a total of 25,000 international students, University B reached an impressive 30,000, and University C concluded the decade with 18,000 students enrolled.