Employability and Mobility of Bachelor Graduates in Europe

1. Bologna – Motor or Stumbling Block for the Mobility and Employability of Graduates?
Ulrich Teichler

2. Moving to the Bologna Structure: Facing Challenges in the Austrian Higher Education System
Helmut Guggenberger, Maria Keplinger, Martin Unger

3. Professional Success Due to Scarcity? Bachelor Graduates in the Czech Republic
Radim Ryška, Martin Zelenka

4. Bachelor Graduates in Germany: Internationally Mobile, Smooth Transition and Professional Success
Harald Schomburg

5. The Vocationalisation of University Programmes in France: its Consequences for Employability and Mobility
Jean-François Giret, Christine Guegnard, Claire Michot

6. Bachelor Graduates in Hungary in the Transitional Period of Higher Education System
László Kiss, Zsuzsanna Veroszta

7. Mixed Outcomes of the Bologna Process in Italy
Andrea Cammelli, Gilberto Antonelli, Angelo Di Francia, Giancarlo Gasperoni, Matteo Sgarzi

8. Employability and Mobility of Bachelor Graduates in the Netherlands
Jim Allen, Johan Coenen

9. Employability and Mobility of Norwegian Graduates Post Bologna
Liv Anne Støren, Jannecke Wiers-Jenssen, Clara Åse Arnesen

10. The Employability and Mobility of Bachelor Graduates in Poland
Gabriela Grotkowska

11. The Uk Bachelors Degree – A Sound Basis for Flexible Engagement with an Unregulated Labour Market?
Brenda Little

12. Employability and Mobility of Bachelor Graduates: The Findings of Graduate Surveys in Ten European Countries on the Assessment of the Impact of the Bologna Reform
Harald Schomburg

Nyckelord: Education, Higher Education