The two tables below show the exchange students from universities in Europe to Australia between 2007 and 2009. Summaries the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The two charts illustrate the

universities

students transferred from Australia to

Europe

and from

Europe

to Australia’s

universities

from 2007 to 2009.

Overall

, it can be seen from the tables more

graduates

were transferred from

Europe

to Australia. The majority of postgraduates were from

France

and the lowest number was from Germany,

in contrast

, the pupils who immigrated from Australia to

Europe

were more from

France

as compared to other countries and the minimum sophomores from Germany. It is conspicuous that the total number of undergraduates who migrated from

Europe

in 2007 was 189 and has increased dramatically to 226 in 2009,with a maximum of 61 students from

France

who reached Australia’s

universities

with a slight shrink reaching 60 in 2009. Germany was in the lowest spot only 27

graduates

moved in 2007 and an abrupt augment to 62 in 2009.

Whereas

the Netherlands had 36 scholars, who were constant in both years. Probing ahead, the

graduates

who migrated out from Australia’s

universities

were 37 in

France

in 2007, which expanded to 58 in 2009.

However

, the

graduates

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number of graduates

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from Sweden and the United Kingdom decreased to 27 and 23 respectively in 2009.The students from the Netherlands who did not show interest were 32 in 2007 and declined to 18 in 2009.