The forecast for short-cycle tertiary education graduates with credit mobility over at least 3 months or 15 ECTS points shows steady growth from 2024 to 2028, with numbers increasing from 9.55 thousand to 9.62 thousand. In 2023, the recorded number stood at 9.50 thousand, marking a consistent upward trend. The significant year-on-year growth rates of approximately 0.21% indicate a stable yet slow rise in participation. Over five years, this suggests a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of about 0.24%, indicative of steady increases in educational mobility.
Future trends to watch for include potential changes in international education policies that could influence credit mobility, as well as technological advancements in educational delivery that may impact these numbers. Additionally, evolving employer demands for diverse educational experiences could further encourage or necessitate such mobility among students.
