Only Bucharest Exceeds the 25% Threshold. Romania Remains Behind Europe in the Number of Young People with Higher Education
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Romania was at the tail of the European ranking on the proportion of young people with higher education, according to Eurostat data for 2025. Two Romanian regions, South-East and South-Mountain, registered some of the lowest percentages in the European Union. In the South-East, only 16.4% of people aged 25 to 34 had higher education. In South-Mountain, the percentage [...]
A Eurostat analysis shows that seven of the eight regions of the country have under 25% young people with higher education. This is while, at European level, the average is almost 45%. Higher education in Romania - at the tail of the European ranking
Romania continues to have a significant gap with the EU average in the number of young people who have graduated from higher education. According to Eurostat data for 2025, seven of the eight development regions in the country have less than 25% college graduates among people between 25 and 34 years of age. The only [...]
https://cdn.edupedu.ro/wp-content/uploads/2026/11/mayotte.jpgThe situation of young college graduates in Romania, the country that is the last in the EU at this key indicator for European education, is much more serious than the data that...
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