The given two tables provide infromation how many university students were exchanged in Europe to Australia and in Australia to Europe in 2007 and 2009. Units are given in thousands of students.
Overall, what stands out from the graph is that there were more exchange students in both years from universities in Europe to Australia and in total, experienced a considerable growth. While the total number of exchage students in Australia to Europe remained the same.
Looking at the details, students from Sweden set at 32 thousands of students in 2007, after that increasing by 10 thousands accounted at 42 thousands in 2009. In addition, a significant growth was in the number of German students, 27 thousands in 2007 to 63 thousands in 2009. In contrast, the number of exchanged students United Kingdom decreased from 31 thousands to 25 thousands in 2 years. The total number of students experienced and upward trend, rising from 286 thousands to 226 thousands of students.
Regarding exchange students in Australia to Europe, the number of students from Netherlands also saw a decline, from 32 thousands to 18 thousands. However, the number of students in France rose by 22 thousands of students in 2 years.
