Geographical Mobility and Educational Mismatch in University Graduates: Timing, Scope, and Background

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Observational analysis indicates lower overeducation risks in university graduates, suggesting geographical mobility plays a crucial role.

Geographical mobility reduces overeducation risks in recent university graduates, enhancing their job-market prospects.
In the analysis of 2019 data from EILU‐2019, the connection between mobility and educational mismatch was highlighted.
The method assessed different types of mobility, including intranational and international migration and their socioeconomic impacts.
Findings suggest geographical mobility's effect varies by socioeconomic status, indicating more nuanced implications for graduates depending on their backgrounds.

Legazpe et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Observational analysis indicates lower overeducation risks in university graduates, suggesting geographical mobility plays a crucial role.