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Erasmus participants and the influence on their long term emigration

Agenda

1. Introduction

2. Research Purpose & Objectives

3. Sample frame data and our sample

4. Research Assumptions

5. Analysis

6. Findings

1

Research Purpose & Objectives

Research

  • what is the relationship between Erasmus participation and willingness to emigrate among students of different universities?

  • controlling for gender, level of education, political opinions, religiosity and tolerance

  • taking into consideration political, economical factors & home situation, openness to other cultures and comparing them with the willingness to emigrate

Age

Survey & Sample data

Gender

2

Education

ASSUMPTIONS

Assumptions

  • The worse the political situation in a country, the more people want to emigrate

  • The more religious people are - the less desire they have to emigrate

  • The more attached people are to their home country, the less willing they are to emigrate

  • The better the image about the Erasmus exchange , the higher the likelihood of emigrating

  • The worse the economical situation in a country, the more people want to emigrate

Analysis of the Research &

Key Findings

3

ANOVA

Education level and

Willingness

Age and

Willingness

Chi-test

Gender and Willingness to emigrate

Correlations

Correlation

Willingness and Each Factor

Politics

Openness

Religion

0.13

0.37

0.32

Economics

Attached

Image

0.15

0.52

0.17

Willingness

Willingness to emigrate:

Mean before/after:

T-test:

All Factors

Means for all the factors

T test: Comparing means before and after exchange

T-test

Image: -0,500965

Religiosity: -0,33873

Attachment: -0,18539

Openness: -0,585998

Economics: 0,708749

Politic: 2,10879915

Recommendations

4

  • enlarge the sample size
  • focus on specific demographics
  • consider more factors of emigration
  • new client (university, government, organizations)

Thank you! Questions?

5

Paulina Godlewska

Daria Artamonova

Marisa Varela

Nina Hamaguchi

Statements measured by strongly disagree to strongly agree :

-government is acting behalf of its citizens, its just, creates good image

-religiosity is important, should be though in schools

-tolerance and openness to other cultures: discrimination, diversification, "open door", refugees

-economical/job perspective: affordable, secure and stable job, conditions, financial situation

-attachment to family and community: local events, attachment, proudness

-Erasmus program: learning about new cultures and traditions, new languages, international students, personal development

-willingness to emigrate

-family migration history

Appendix

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