A study unveiled the first 10 most educated countries in the world.
Ireland It is the most highly educated nation in the world, according to a new study.
The recently launched study determined that western nations dominated the first 10 countries with the most education in the world, with tiny Ireland shot at the top of the list.
Six out of ten of the world’s most educated countries are in Europe, according to a study de Voronoi, published by Visual Capitalist, which was based on the data of 2023 Cbre research. There were also two non -European nations considered part of the western world the coveted list of the top tenBringing the total to eight out of ten countries.
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“The prosperity of a country is often related to the level of education of its working age population,” wrote the authors of the study. “Highly educated work forces often have a higher productivity, more innovation capacity and more support for economic growth.”
The study revealed that the world’s highest educated population is in IrelandA country subjected to the brutal oppression and exploitation of its neighbors throughout history.
Who makes the top of the list?
In Ireland, more than half, or 52%, of its population of 25 to 64 years old has a baccalaureate or higher title.
The second on the list is Switzerland, where 46% of its population of 25 to 64 years has a university education, followed by Singapore, 45%.
The United States ranks seventh on the list, with more than 78 million people, about 40%, with a university degree, the third highest number of educated people in the world.
Which countries are at the bottom?
In contrast, India and China, the two most populated countries in the world, have proportionally the lowest number of highly educated people.
However, especially the highest volume of degrees among all other countries depending on their population size, explain the study analysts.
Emergent economies in South America, including Brazil, Chile, Colombia and Costa Rica, have education rates ranging from 19% to 23%, according to the study.
According to the data, most countries classified as the most educated are in the West.
The first 10 most highly educated countries, according to the study, include:
1. Ireland (Europe)
About 52.4%, or about 1.8 million people, 25 to 64 years old, have a baccalaureate or higher.
2. Switzerland (Europe)
About 46%, or about 2.7 million people, 25 to 64 years old, have a baccalaureate or higher.
3. Singapore (Asia)
About 45%, or about 1.9 million people from 25 to 64 years old, have a baccalaureate or higher.
4. Belgium (Europe)
About 44.1%, or about 3.3 million people from 25 to 64 years old, have a baccalaureate or higher.
5. United Kingdom (Europe)
About 43.6%, or about 19.1 million people from 25 to 64 years old, have a baccalaureate or higher.
6. Netherlands (Europe)
About 42%, or about 4.8 million people from 25 to 64 years old, have a baccalaureate or higher title.
7. United States (North America)
About 40.3%, or about 78.2 million people aged 25 to 64, have a baccalaureate or higher.
8. Australia (Oceania)
About 39.7%, or about 6.9 million people from 25 to 64 years old, have a baccalaureate or higher.
9. Israel (Middle East)
About 39.7%, or about 2.2 million people from 25 to 64 years old, have a baccalaureate or higher.
10. Sweden (Europe)
About 39.6%, or about 2.6 million people from 25 to 64 years old, have a baccalaureate or higher.