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Enrolment at tertiary level by sex, age and domicile 1999-2023

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7/2/2024
Number, percent
1999-2023
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Students from the first year of tertiary level and onwards studying in Iceland and domiciled in a municipality in Iceland. Enrolment is the proportion of students in the corresponding age group within a region according to the population in December each year until the year 2011, but from that year November 1st is the reference date.
Students younger than 19 years old are added to the number of 19 years old and that sum calculated as a percentage of the cohort of 19 years old in the National Population Register.
When data were updated in July 2024, the reference day for data from the National Population Register was changed from December to November 1st, back to the year 2011. With this change the values for sex and domicile may have changed from previously published data. In addition, changes in the classification of programmes were updated back to the year 2007.
The year in the table refers to the first year in the school year. E.g. 2015 refers to the school year 2015-2016.

Year

1999

1 student younger than 19 is counted with the cohort of 19 years old.

2000

3 students younger than 19 are counted with the cohort of 19 years old.

2001

7 students younger than 19 are counted with the cohort of 19 years old.

2002

12 students younger than 19 are counted with the cohort of 19 years old.

2003

9 students younger than 19 are counted with the cohort of 19 years old.

2004

8 students younger than 19 are counted with the cohort of 19 years old.

2005

20 students younger than 19 are counted with the cohort of 19 years old.

2006

20 students younger than 19 are counted with the cohort of 19 years old.

2007

18 students younger than 19 are counted with the cohort of 19 years old

2008

21 students younger than 19 are counted with the cohort of 19 years old.

2009

31 students younger than 19 are counted with the cohort of 19 years old.

2010

18 students younger than 19 are counted with the cohort of 19 years old.

2011

22 students younger than 19 are counted with the cohort of 19 years old.

2012

24 students younger than 19 are counted with the cohort of 19 years old.

2013

11 students younger than 19 are counted with the cohort of 19 years old. .

2014

12 students younger than 19 are counted with the cohort of 19 years old.

2015

7 students younger than 19 are counted with the cohort of 19 years old.

2016

14 students younger than 19 are counted with the cohort of 19 years old.

2017

12 students younger than 19 are counted with the cohort of 19 years old.

2018

26 students younger than 19 are counted with the cohort of 19 years old.

2019

24 students younger than 19 are counted with the cohort of 19 years old.

2020

32 students younger than 19 are counted with the cohort of 19 years old.

2021

32 students younger than 19 are counted with the cohort of 19 years old.

2022

27 students younger than 19 are counted with the cohort of 19 years old.

2023

27 students younger than 19 are counted with the cohort of 19 years old.