European Household Expenditure on Post-Secondary Non-Tertiary Education by Country

In 2024, Denmark and the United Kingdom report the highest household expenditure on post-secondary non-tertiary education per capita at 41 euros each. Norway follows with 31 euros, while Belgium and Iceland both stand at 30 euros. Greece, at 22 euros, exhibits a modest increase of 1.92% from the previous year. Malta had a notable decline in expenditure by 4.36%, resulting in a 2024 value of 16 euros. Latvia displayed substantial growth with an 8.45% increase, albeit maintaining a relatively low expenditure of 15 euros. The Netherlands, Hungary, and Croatia show negligible changes, with per capita costs of 11 and 10 euros.

Future trends to watch for include potential increases in expenditure driven by educational reforms, inflation, and changing demographics within individual countries. Denmark and Latvia's positive momentum suggests that these nations may continue to lead in expanding educational investments, while decreasing trends in Malta highlight potential challenges. Cross-country collaboration and policy changes could further influence expenditure dynamics in the coming years.