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The image contains two tables detailing the number of exchange students (by thousands) between Europe and Australia. For students from Europe to Australia, the figures for 2007 and 2009 were respectively: France (61, 60), Sweden (32, 42), United Kingdom (31, 25), Germany (27, 63), and The Netherlands (36, 26), with totals of 186 students in 2007 and 226 in 2009. For students from Australia to Europe, the figures for 2007 and 2009 were respectively: France (37, 58), Sweden (33, 27), United Kingdom (32, 23), Germany (18, 26), and The Netherlands (32, 18), with totals of 152 students for both years.
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The table illustrates how many students were exchanged between European and Australian from 2007 to 2009
Overall, the number of total exchange students from Europe to Australia rose, while the opposite recorded an unchanged trend. Moreover, in 2009, Germany had the highest figure of overseas students in the first table, whereas France held this position in the second table.
Regarding the first table, France had the highest figure of foreign students in 2007, at 61 thousands, however this figure minimally decreased to 60 thousands in 2009. A similar trend was seen in the proportion of exchange students from the Netherlands, which had a moderate fall from 36 thousands in 2007 to 26 thousands in 2009. Moreover, In 2007, the proportion of study-aboard participants from the United Kingdom was 31 thousands, which later grew modestly to 25 thousands in 2009.
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