Here you’ll find graphs, charts, tables and maps with statistics on culture and education.
To see graphics for other policy areas, go to the Graphics Warehouse.
Graphics on Culture and education
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- Students able to read and write in a foreign language (first language = mother tongue), %
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- Endangered languages in the EU
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- Global language endangerment
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- Degrees of language endangerment
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- Most commonly used languages in the EU in %
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- Estimated % of EU population speaking a foreign language
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- All languages spoken in the EU should be treated equally
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- The role of translation in certain areas of life
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- Population of EU most/least spoken official languages as mother tongues, in millions
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- Top 10 media groups worldwide (€ billions, 2015)
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- How to spot when news is fake
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- Table 1 – Associations with ‘culture’: EU average and highest results by country
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- Share of ERASMUS+ funding per education sector
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- Erasmus+ as share of sub-heading 1a: Competitiveness for growth and jobs
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- Estimated Roma population and Roma speakers in some EU Member States
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- Unemployment rate by level of educational attainment (ISCED levels), 2014 (%)
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- Evolution of organised voluntary activities, February 2011 – December 2014
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- VAT levied on e-books globally, 2015
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- Share of the six leading EU markets in book publishing, 2007
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- Film production estimated market shares, 2015
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- EU Aid Volunteers in figures
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- Demographic change 2000-2010, EU27 population aged 15-29
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- 2015 – A record year for European cinema
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- World-leading publishing companies by turnover (2010, million euros)
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- The six largest book markets globally
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- ERASMUS+ programme
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- Languages of the world
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- E-book markets in the EU-5, 2008-2014 (billion euros)
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- Status of languages in the EU
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- Unemployment rate 2014-2015, EU28 population aged under 25 (annual average)
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