Cyprus has the second highest proportion of foreign students in the EU, a Eurostat report published on Friday shows.
In 2018, so called mobile students from abroad who undertook tertiary-level studies in the EU represented 8% of all enrolled tertiary students. Mobile students are those who study in a country other than the country where they completed their secondary education.
Among the EU member states, Luxembourg had the highest share of mobile tertiary students from abroad at,48 per cent, followed by Cyprus with 24% and Austria with 18%.
By contrast, the lowest levels were observed in Croatia and Greece, both 3%, followed by Spain and Poland (both 4%).
Source: Cyprus Mail
