Dutch students are not eager to go abroad
In comparison with colleagues in other countries, Dutch students are not eager to go abroad. In this respect our country scores low on the European Union list. And of those Dutch students who do study across the border, the large majority choose one of the neighbouring countries: the United Kingdom, Flanders and Germany.
Not even a quarter of recently graduated students in the Netherlands has gone abroad for study-related activities. However, in primary, secondary and professionally-oriented education, as well as adult education (BVE), there is an increase in activities with other countries. The biggest percentage of growth in terms of international mobility is recorded in BVE education.
Since 2003 this has more than doubled. These are the main findings of the 2007 Internationalization monitor, compiled by Nuffic, CINOP and the European Platform, on behalf of the Ministry of Education, Culture and Science.
Nuffic.nl
Not even a quarter of recently graduated students in the Netherlands has gone abroad for study-related activities. However, in primary, secondary and professionally-oriented education, as well as adult education (BVE), there is an increase in activities with other countries. The biggest percentage of growth in terms of international mobility is recorded in BVE education.
Since 2003 this has more than doubled. These are the main findings of the 2007 Internationalization monitor, compiled by Nuffic, CINOP and the European Platform, on behalf of the Ministry of Education, Culture and Science.
Nuffic.nl
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8.7.08
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