Studying or learning abroad helps students grow academically and socially, and improves their future job chances. It can encourage education systems and institutions to have a more open, international outlook, and raise standards.
The Mobility Scoreboard has been jointly for higher education, and CEDEFOP, for initial vocational education and training (IVET). A common online platform features dynamic maps that allow the user to understand at a glance the policy environment for learning mobility in Europe.
How does the Mobility Scoreboard compare countries?
- Do they provide clear information and guidance to students interested in studying abroad?
- Do they support the participation of disadvantaged learners?
- Do students learn languages in school?
- Can they take national grants and loans to study abroad?
- Will credits and qualifications that they gain abroad be recognised?
