The two tables illustrate the quantity of exchnage students who studied at universities in five European and Australia in 2007 and 2009.
Overall, the total number of European students studying in Australia increased significantly, while Australian students studying in Europe remained unchanged. While France was the most popular country in both years, the United Kindom generally experienced declines.
In 2007, france had the highest number of students studying in Australia, at 61, followed by Nethederlands, at 36. However, germany had the lowest figure with merely 27 students,. In 2009, Germany exchanged more than double of their preivous students increasing to 62 and became the largest figure. Sweden also increased from 34 to 42, while the United kingdom fell slighlty from 31 to 26.
The Netherland, moreover, remained the same in both years.
When it comes to Australian students studyin in Europe, the total number remained the same at 152 in both years. France saw the most significant increase from 37 in 2007 to 58 in 2009. Germany also experinced growth, from 18 to 26. However, Sweden , the United Kingdom and the Netherlands all saw declines. The most significant decline experineced by Nehterlands from 32 in 2007 to 18 in 2009.