The line graph illustrates the number of international students from four countries (China, India, Brazil, and Nigeria) studying at a European university between 2010 and 2020. Overall, the number of students from China, India, and Nigeria increased significantly, while Brazil experienced a decline.
In 2010, China started with 500 students, but this figure grew steadily throughout the decade, reaching 2,000 in 2020, the highest among all four countries. Similarly, India had around 400 students in 2010, and the number rose consistently, making it the second-highest at just below 1,800 by the end of the period.
Nigeria began with the lowest number of students in 2010, at approximately 100. However, it experienced steady growth over the years, reaching just above 500 students in 2020. In contrast, Brazil showed a gradual decline in its numbers. Starting at around 250 students in 2010, the figure fell steadily to just below 100 by 2020, making it the lowest among the four countries.
Overall, while China, India, and Nigeria exhibited upward trends, Brazil experienced a consistent decrease in the number of international students during this period.