International enrolment and commencement numbers for students studying on a student visa can be interrogated by Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) Australian Statistical Geographic Standard (ASGS) Statistical Area Level 4 (SA4) region.
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Considerations for interpreting this data
- Enrolments and commencements are for international students studying on a student visa.
- Enrolments and commencements are a cumulative count for the calendar year.
- Enrolment counts less than five are shown as <5.
- Due to COVID-19 not all students are in Australia.
- Further information is available in the explanatory notes for data relating to international students studying in Australia.
Handy hints
- Hovering over an area will display the SA4 name and some statistics for the area.
- Selecting a SA4 region will display more detailed graphs for the SA4 region below the graph.
- Selecting individual bars on the column chart will display bar graphs for the selected measure (enrolment or commencement), and the selected measure period.
- Hovering over the treemap will display the statistics for the nationality, which is especially useful for small cells where the text cannot be shown.
- Selecting the legend under the treemap will filter the treemap data by the selected cells. If no cell data is available for the chosen category, no filtering will be performed.
- The titles for the bar graphs are links. Selecting the SA4 region will navigate back to the map, allowing selection of a new SA4 region. Selecting the period and measure will navigate back to the column chart, allowing selection of a new measure and period.
Source
Department of Education, PRISMS
International student enrolment and commencement data by ABS SA4
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This page provides international enrolments and commencements by Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) Australian Statistical Geographic Standard (ASGS) Statistical Area Level 4 (SA4) region by state and sector.