The table and pie charts provide information about the
number
of Use synonyms
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students
in Australian universities in 2001 and 2010, divided into local and international groups.
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Overall
, Linking Words
it is clear that
the total Linking Words
number
of Use synonyms
research
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students
increased significantly during Use synonyms
this
period, with international Linking Words
students
showing the greatest growth. Use synonyms
In addition
, the proportion of international Linking Words
students
rose, Use synonyms
while
the percentage of locals went down.
In 2001, the Linking Words
number
of Use synonyms
research
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students
was 38,849, of which the majority were locals (33,657) compared with only 5,192 international Use synonyms
students
. By 2010, the total had risen to 54,081, with both groups increasing, but international Use synonyms
students
saw the sharpest growth, almost tripling to 14,593. So, the share of international Use synonyms
students
rose from 13% in 2001 to 27% in 2010.
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to
the gender breakdown, local males and females made up almost equal shares in 2001, at 44% and 43% respectively. Change preposition
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However
, in 2010, their proportions fell slightly to 38% and 35%. Linking Words
By contrast
, the proportion of non-local male Linking Words
students
grew from 9% to 12%, and non-local females increased more noticeably from 4% to 15%.
In summary, Use synonyms
while
both local and international Linking Words
research
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students
grew in Use synonyms
number
, the data highlight a rapid increase in international participation, especially among women.Use synonyms