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Students by level, type of education, narrow field of study and sex 1997-2023

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Latest update

7/2/2024

Unit

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Reference time

1997-2023

Matrix

SKO03105

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Sex Mandatory

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Footnotes

These data are compiled from a database comprising regular students enrolled at the upper secondary and post-secondary non-tertiary level in an educational establishment. All data include evening courses and distance learning. Each student is counted once. Students are counted and assigned to school level in accordance with ISCED97 (International Standard Classification of Education 1997).
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 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.