The forecast for graduates with credit mobility of at least 3 months or 15 ECTS points shows a consistent decline from 16.25 thousand in 2024 to 13.33 thousand in 2028. This suggests a decreasing trend in student participation in credit mobility programs. In 2023, this figure stood at approximately 17.03 thousand. The year-on-year percentage decrease from 2024 onwards averages to around 4.91%, highlighting a steady reduction. Over the five-year period from 2024 to 2028, the compound annual growth rate (CAGR) reflects an average decline of 4.87% per year.
For future trends, key factors include educational policy changes, funding availability, and shifts in student preferences that may influence credit mobility. Additionally, the impact of global events such as economic fluctuations and geopolitical stability on international study programs should also be closely monitored.
