The given table elucidates the figure of students from exchange program between European and Australian universities.
Overall, students who came to Australia demonstrated the highest number of total ratio whereas those who arrived to Europe showcased a striking similarity over the analysed period.
Looking at 2007, it is clear that the most noticeable interest to exchange program illustrated French students at 61 and 37 in both arrivals. Consequently, in Sweden and UK, there was a marginal difference at 1 student between arrivals to European and Australian educational institutions. Controversially, the smallest number of students in both destinations was in Germany at 27 and 18 which ere significantly lower compared to other countries.
As regards 2009, Germany held a leadership position at 63 students coming to Australia while in contrast, France provided the less than Germany but the highest figure of pupils coming to Europe. While UK showcased the smallest number of undergraduates who came to Australian universities in 2009, controversially, Netherland students hit a trough at 18. Furthermore, Germany had 63 pupils moving into Australia which was nearly twice more than those who came to Europe. Eventually, exchange scholars coming to Australia illustrated totally 186 in 2007 which was considerably smaller than in 2009. Consequently, those coming to Europe witnessed a similar number at 152 in both 2007 and 2009, respectively.