In 2022, more than two-fifths (42.0%) of EU Population aged 25-34 years has Tertiary level of educational success (People in this age group may still be studying.)
from 240 2 regions beans which has information (There is no data for Mayotte in France or Åland in Finland.) There are 72 regions (equivalent to 30% of all EU regions) where this share reaches or exceeds the EU policy target for this area: 45.0%. Regions where Reaching this goal will be shaded blue-green on the map.
at the top of the distribution There is the Lithuanian capital region with 73.6%, followed by 11 other regions where at least 60.0% of young people have a tertiary level of education. This includes the metropolitan areas of France, Ireland, the Netherlands, Poland, Hungary, Sweden, Luxembourg and Denmark. Many of these regions attract highly qualified people. This may be due to the wide range of educational, employment and social/lifestyle opportunities they offer.
A relatively high share of higher education attainment is also recorded in two regions specializing in research and innovation activities. and/or high-tech production, including Utrecht in the Netherlands. and Pais Vasco in northern Spain. Northern Ireland and Western Ireland are the only regions in the EU with a share above 60.0%.
At the other end of the distribution, there are 17 regions where less than a quarter of 25-34 year olds had a higher education level in 2022: 7 out of 8 regions in Romania. (except the capital area of Bucureşti-Ilfov), 3 regions in Hungary, 2 regions in Bulgaria, one region in Czechia, 3 regions in southern Italy. and the Outermost Region of Guyana (France). Some of these regions are characterized as rural/remote regions and have low levels of highly skilled employment opportunities. Others are characterized by relatively high levels of specialization. vocational education.
programs whereby students enter the labor market through internships and training schemes rather than academic qualifications.
The lowest levels of regional higher education were recorded in the Romanian regions of Sud-Muntenia (16.0%) and Sud-Est (17.0%), the Severozápad region of the Czech Republic (18.0 %) and the Észak-Magyarország region of Hungary. (18.2 %) %)
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