Im Jahr 2024 hatten 44,1 % der EU-Bevölkerung im Alter von 25 bis 34 Jahren einen Hochschulabschluss; Am höchsten in Irland (65,2 %), am niedrigsten in Rumänien (23,2 %).
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Von NanorH
Im Jahr 2024 hatten 44,1 % der EU-Bevölkerung im Alter von 25 bis 34 Jahren einen Hochschulabschluss; Am höchsten in Irland (65,2 %), am niedrigsten in Rumänien (23,2 %).
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Von NanorH
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Not sure about the saints, but the scholars part still holding up.
But how many can pronounce tertiary?
Hon d lads n ladies
And, I think, over 50% have completed a Bachelor’s degree or higher, the only nation over half.
We’re terribly clever.
So far, I think this general level of high education attainment has stood to Ireland in resisting the embrace of the far-right and extremist fringe elements. Like any western country, we do of course have extreme agitators – but I think Irish people (aware of our history) to this point have seen through the hate/bluster that spews.
In this modern social media and AI age, the importance of critical thinking and understanding motives/perspectives for arguments on any side will be even more important into the future.
I remember someone explaining to me that in Germany you have to pick quite young between a trades focused or an academic focused curriculum which personally I think is a bit sad.
A lot of low quality degrees though that don’t really tie into the labour market though. Fair enough if your studying philosophy in university but a lot of the so called practical course are a bit useless