The table shows the number of exchange students from universities in Europe to Australia and vice versa. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The provided table illustrates the data related to the

number

of exchange

students

from

universities

in Europe to Australia and vice versa in 2007 and 2009. Six countries are being compared.

Overall

, a glance at the table reveals that the maximum

number

of exchange

students

to Australia, approximately 60, reflected

France

,

while

the minimum, around 50, applied to the UK. In

universities

in Europe, the highest

number

of recruiters were those who applied to

universities

in

France

and the minority of pupils to German

universities

. Now, turning to the details, with regard to the

number

proportion of exchange

students

, in 2007 the majority of

students

were from

France

and The Netherlands (61 and 36, respectively). And a small

number

was from Germany, 27. In 2009, the statistic of pupils from Germany rose to 63, in the second place was

France

, 62, and in the third was Sweden, 42

students

. In total, in 2009 the

number

of

students

increased by 226.

According to

the data, an approximately equal

number

of pupils who wanted to study in Europe were connected

with

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in

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2007 and 2009, 152 in total. In

France

and German

universities

, the

quantity

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number

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of

students

increased (58 and 26, respectively),

whereas

in Sweden and The Netherlands decreased (27 and 18, respectively).