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

The 2023 actual data shows significant variations in household expenditure on post-secondary non-tertiary education across European countries. In 2024, Greece led with €273.21 million, followed by Spain with €210 million, while Lithuania had the lowest at €0.32 million. Greece and Spain saw solid growth, with Greece increasing by 9.7% and Spain by 8.14%. Estonia and Latvia experienced the largest increases, with 20.84% and 14.37%, respectively, whereas Lithuania witnessed a decline of 4.39%.

Future trends to watch for European household expenditure in this sector include:

• Potential growth in countries with current low expenditure like Lithuania and Estonia, driven by increased demand or policy changes.
• The impact of economic fluctuations and government policies on education funding across Europe.
• Emerging educational technologies that might shift the expenditure landscape.