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EU Student Mobility and S&T Human Resources
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The data tracks mobile students arriving from abroad and enrolling in European education systems. It offers crucial insights into the human resources dedicated to Science and Technology, detailing enrollment figures categorised by specific education level, gender, and field of study. The compilation draws from underlying European Research & Development Expenditure data. The expected update frequency for this information is annual.
Columns
The dataset is structured across five key fields:
- unit: Defines the unit of measure used throughout the data.
- isced11: Identifies the broad education level according to the International Standard Classification of Education 2011 (e.g., ED5 or ED6).
- iscedf13: Provides a detailed classification of the specific field of education. This column contains 224 unique field values.
- sex: Specifies the gender classification of the enrolled students (T, F, and other groups).
- geo\time: A composite field detailing the geographic location (using 2-character acronyms for EU countries and groups) and the time period (year) of the enrollment record.
Distribution
The information typically resides in a tabular data format, usually CSV, though the source sample is 5.46 MB (TSV format). The structure holds approximately 118,000 valid records. While specific row counts for the final product are not provided, the dataset consistently maintains 5 columns.
Usage
This data is ideally suited for academic and governmental analysis of international student movement and educational demographics. It is useful for policy development focused on educational trends, measuring human resources availability in Science and Technology sectors, and monitoring enrollment shifts across various educational fields within Europe.
Coverage
Geographic: The scope covers member states of the European Union and specific groups of countries within Europe, identified by 2-character acronyms.
Time Range: The records span an 8-year period, covering the years 2012 through 2019.
Demographic: Data is detailed by gender and broken down across various education levels and 224 unique fields of education.
License
CC0: Public Domain
Who Can Use It
- Government Policy Makers: To inform strategies related to attracting international talent and allocating research funding.
- University Administrators: For benchmarking international recruitment effectiveness and identifying high-demand educational fields.
- Economic Analysts: To study the relationship between student mobility and national investment in Research and Development.
Dataset Name Suggestions
- European Mobile Student Enrollment by Field and Level
- EU Student Mobility and S&T Human Resources
- Eurostat International Education Data 2012-2019
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Original Data Source: EU Student Mobility and S&T Human Resources
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