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📢 The next #EUROSTUDENTTalks on June 12 📢.HE funding systems can be quite complex in their design; sometimes even to such an extent that it's hard to identify the sources & recipients of funding. We'll dig deeper with Germany as an example. Registration link in the comment.

Certain higher education institution types tend to be socially selected. For example, the more research-intensive the HEI (as approximated here by doctoral student enrolment), the higher the proportion of students from well-off and tertiary educated parental backgrounds.

Did you know that 59% of the students in the #EUROSTUDENT countries work during the lecture period, the majority during the whole semester? .The share of working students varies from 28% in 🇦🇿Azerbaijan to 77% in 🇳🇱the Netherlands.

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Today's EUROSTUDENT Talks was full of lively discussion about international student mobility. The focus was on 🇸🇪Sweden, but the survey results and experiences shared at the webinar are worth checking out for everyone. The recording's link is in the reply.

Finding a quiet place to study is most challenging for students living with partner/children (cross-country average 13%). Students who are living in student accommodation or with their parents are a bit less concerned (12%).

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Why more Swedish students aren't going abroad? And how this compares across Europe? .📢 Next #EUROSTUDENTTalks is live already within a week on May 15! 📢.Come and join us!. The registration link is in the reply.

On cross-country av., 28% of students in MA programmes have had at least 2 years pass between completing their previous studies and starting the MA programme. The length of the transition period varies depending on the student’s educational background and age.

📢 Next #EUROSTUDENTTalks is live on May 15! 📢.Join us to explore new insights from EUROSTUDENT 8 on why more Swedish students aren't going abroad—and how this compares across Europe. Register:

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In 60% of EUROSTUDENT countries, the share of students with (very) serious fin. difficulties has decreased. It might be thanks to improved material well-being or bigger fin. support. Or potential students from low-income families have increasingly given up on taking up studies😟

It's #GirlsInICT Day today!🥳👩‍💻 .Thus, we'd like to emphasize how important it is to encourage girls to pursue a degree in ICTs! .According to the #EUROSTUDENT8 data, on average, the share of female students in the field of ICTs is only 25%. @UN_Women

Across EUROSTUDENT countries, a third of students indicate their families are not well-off. The largest shares of students indicating that their family is not very or not at all well-off can be found in 🇷🇴Romania, 🇮🇪Ireland, 🇫🇷France, 🇵🇹Portugal, and 🇩🇪Germany.

Do you know how many hours per week do student parents spend on childcare? 👶 An average of 21 hours! .In 🇮🇸Iceland, 🇦🇹Austria, 🇸🇰Slovakia, and 🇦🇿Azerbaijan it is even more (30+ hours).

Erasmus+ programme is clearly the most popular organisational framework among students to facilitate a temporary study period abroad (on av., 60% of students opt for it). When it comes to internships abroad, independently organised internships constitute the majority (55%).

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In 2022, different scenarios were made about digitally enhanced learning & teaching (DELT) post-Covid. At today's EUROSTUDENT Talks we discussed what's left of DELT and what are the challenges now. Feel free to rewatch it!▶️.The recording's link is in the reply. @euatweets