2022.10.27 19:11
5 Most Educated Countries In the World
Published on October 23, 2022 at 10:14 pm
by INSIDER MONKEY TEAM in Hedge Funds, Lists, News
In this article, we discuss 5 of the most educated countries in the world.
If you want to see more of the world’s most educated countries
go directly to 25 Most Educated Countries In the World.
Tertiary % of 25-64 Year Olds: 61.99%
Canada ranks #1 on our list of 25 Most Educated Countries In the World given that almost 62%
of the population aged from 25-64 have a tertiary education. In addition to having great hockey teams,
a massive country, and substantial resources, Canada also has a GDP per capita of $52,051.4 in 2021,
which makes it one of the wealthiest countries in the world.
Tertiary % of 25-64 Year Olds: 56.73%
Russia ranks #2 on our list of 25 Most Educated Countries In the World given that almost 57%
of the 25-64 year olds in the country have a tertiary education.
In addition to having an educated workforce, Russia also has substantial land and resources.
3. Japan
Tertiary % of 25-64 Year Olds: 55.56%
Like South Korea, Japan doesn’t have much resources. Much of the land in Japan is actually
pretty mountainous. Given that over 55% of the country’s 25-64 year olds have a tertiary education,
however, the country has a GDP per capita of $39,285.2 in 2021, m
aking it one of the wealthiest countries in Asia.
Tertiary % of 25-64 Year Olds: 53.71%
Ireland is one of the richest countries in the world with a GDP per capita in 2021 of $99,152.1.
One reason for the high economic development could be that almost 54% of the 25-64 year olds
in Ireland have a tertiary education.
Tertiary % of 25-64 Year Olds: 51.71%
Although the country doesn’t have much resources, South Korea is one of the most educated countries
in all of Asia and the high education has helped the country form giant companies like Samsung
and Hyundai.
The high education has also helped South Korea become one of the richest countries in Asia
with a GDP per capita of almost $35,000 as of 2021.
Copied from the Insider Monkey by SNUMA WM, 11/27/2022
Tertiary % of 25-64 Year Olds: 39%
Latvia is a country on the Baltic Sea with GDP per capita of $20,642.2, which is a substantial jump from the GDP per capita of less than $3,400 in 2000. One reason for the good performance could be that 39% of 25-64 year olds in Latvia have completed tertiary education.
Tertiary % of 25-64 Year Olds: 40.3%
Slovenia is a pretty small country with slightly over 7,800 square miles and a population of 2.1 million people. Nevertheless, Slovenia is a Schengen Area country so citizens of Slovenia can also freely travel to other Schengen Area countries. Slightly over 40% of the population of Slovenia aged 25-64 have completed tertiary education.
Tertiary % of 25-64 Year Olds: 40.49%
New Zealand isn’t just a country with beautiful scenery and a pretty sparse population. New Zealand also ranks #23 on our list of the 25 Most Educated Countries In the World given over 40% of the 25-64 year olds have completed a tertiary education.
Tertiary % of 25-64 Year Olds: 40.7%
In addition to having the running of the bulls every year, Spain is one of the bigger EU countries that has an educated population. Almost 41% of the country’s 25-64 demographic have a tertiary education and the country also has a GDP per capita of $30,115.7 as of 2021.
Tertiary % of 25-64 Year Olds: 40.7%
Known for being a tourism capital as well as home to many luxury powerhouse brands, France has one of the world’s most educated populations. 40.7% of 25-64 year olds in France have completed tertiary education, ranking France #21 on our list of 25 Most Educated Countries In the World.
Tertiary % of 25-64 Year Olds: 41.23%
In addition to its lush forests, Estonia is another Baltic country with an educated population given its Tertiary % of 25-64 year old ratio of 41.23%. In 2021, Estonia also had a GDP per capita of $27,280.7.
Tertiary % of 25-64 Year Olds: 41.88%
Denmark isn’t just a country with substantial green energy and high GDP per capita, the country also has one of the most educated workforces in Europe. According to the latest OECD data, almost 42% of the 25-64 year olds in Denmark have a tertiary education.
Tertiary % of 25-64 Year Olds: 42.33%
Finland ranks #18 on our list of 25 Most Educated Countries In the World given over 42% of the 25-64 year olds in the country have completed a tertiary education. Finland has a GDP per capita of almost $54,000. The country also has a strong secondary education system.
Tertiary % of 25-64 Year Olds: 43.06%
Slightly over 43% of 25-64 year olds in the Netherlands have a tertiary education, making the country one of the most educated in the world. Given the Netherlands is a Schengen Area country, citizens of the Netherlands can freely travel to other Schengen Area countries as well.
Tertiary % of 25-64 Year Olds: 43.06%
Iceland is a very small country given its population of 366,425 as of 2020. Iceland is also a very educated country given that over 43% of the country’s 25-64 year olds have a tertiary education.
Tertiary % of 25-64 Year Olds: 44.87%
In 2021, Belgium had a GDP per capita of $51,767.8, making it one of the wealthier countries in the EU. Not surprisingly, Belgium is also one of the most educated given that almost 45% of the country’s 25-64 year olds have completed a tertiary education.
Tertiary % of 25-64 Year Olds: 45%
Switzerland is one of the wealthiest countries in the world given its GDP per capita of $93,457.4. In addition to having the Alps and beautiful scenery, the citizens of Switzerland also have a pretty good education system given 45% of the country’s 25-64 year olds have completed a tertiary education.
Tertiary % of 25-64 Year Olds: 45.34%
Lithuania is another pretty small country given its area of 25,200 square miles and population of 2.8 million. Like some other Baltic nations, Lithuania’s GDP per capita has increased substantially since 2000 given the rise from under $3,300 in 2000 to $23,433.4 in 2021. One reason could be Lithuania’s highly educated workforce given the country’s Tertiary % of 25-64 Year Olds ratio of 45.34%.
Tertiary % of 25-64 Year Olds: 46.65%
Sweden also has a highly educated workforce with over 46% of 25-64 year olds in the country having completed a tertiary education. In 2021, Sweden had a GDP per capita of $60,239 which makes the country one of the wealthier countries in the world.
Tertiary % of 25-64 Year Olds: 47.22%
Norway has a highly educated workforce and also one of the world’s highest GDP per capita at $89,202.8 in 2021. The main reason for the wealth gap between Norway and neighboring Sweden, which also has a highly educated workforce, is that Norway has substantial oil and gas assets in the North Sea.
Tertiary % of 25-64 Year Olds: 49.69%
Almost 50% of the people aged from 25 to 64 in Israel have completed a tertiary education, making it one of the most educated nations in the world. In 2021, Israel also had a GDP per capita of $51,430.1, making it one of the wealthier nations in the world.
Tertiary % of 25-64 Year Olds: 49.77%
Australia is a country blessed with substantial land and also very scenic beaches. In addition to having a high quality of life, Australia also has a highly educated workforce which can help it grow in the future.
Tertiary % of 25-64 Year Olds: 50.15%
Over 50% of the people aged from 25-64 in the United Kingdom have a tertiary education, ranking the country #8 on our list of 25 Most Educated Countries In the World. While it left the EU, the United Kingdom citizens can still travel to many places in the world without having to jump through too many hoops.
Tertiary % of 25-64 Year Olds: 50.30%
Luxembourg is another small country with a population of just 632,275 in 2020 and an area of under 1,000 square miles. Bordering Belgium and Germany, Luxembourg has one of the highest GDP per capita at $135,682.8 in 2021. One reason could be its highly educated workforce.
Tertiary % of 25-64 Year Olds: 50.32%
Over half of the 25-64 year olds in the United States have a tertiary education, ranking the country #6 on our list of 25 Most Educated Countries In the World. Given its technology industry, some leading companies in the United States will likely help lower the cost of education and make it more widely available for the world in the future.
3년만에 찾은 한국은 온 나라가 정원이다. 한치의 땅도 버리지 않고
가꾸워 놓았다. 아파트와 아파트 건물 사이의 넓은 공간은 나무와
꽃으로 장단 되어 있고 주위의 작은 산을 이용하여 주민을 위한 산책로
가 있는 아파트 단지를 흔히 볼 수 있다. 산책로는 그냥 맨땅이 아니다.
성인 5,6명이 나란히 설 수 있는 넓이의 갈색 목재로 된 평평한 보도가
마련 되어 있다. 산의 무성한 나무와 섞여서 정말 깔끔하게 보인다.
보도는 기둥으로 받쳐져서 땅의 기울기와는 상관없이 평평 하고
산책 하는 사람들의 발길로 인해서 산이나 나무가 훼손될 염려가 없다.
서울이나 대도시 뿐만아니고 전국의 어느 곳을 가도 정성들여 가꾸워
놓았다. 선천의 나무는 성숙하여 차창 주위로 들어 오는 풍경은 아름
답기만 하다. 전국의 유적지는 모두 공원이 되었다.
10월에 축제를 하지 않는 마을이나 도시는 없다. 연예인들은 이곳을 찾느라고
정신이 없다. 이들의 공연을 보려고 찾아오는 사람들로 인산인해를 이룬다.
전국의 음식점은 여행객들로 붐빈다. 코비드 때문에 묶였던 발길을 떼기 시작
했기 때문이다. 호텔은 만원이고 비행기표 열차표 사기가 쉽지 않다.
제주도 중문에 갔는 데, 그만 코비드에 걸렸다. 한 이틀 앓고 나니 돌아 다닐
만 했다. 한국 사람들은 제주도에서 무엇을 할 까? 물론 하이킹, 등산, 관광을
하지만 요지음 학생들이나 젊은 이들은 말을 빌려 타고 비치를 거닐거나, 큰 요트
모양의 배에 합승 하여 해상 투어를 하거나 스피드 보트를 탄다. 모두 예약 해야 한다.
한국에서는 노숙자가 눈에 띠지 않는다. 차 유리창을 깨고 차안의 귀중품을 도둑
질 하는 일은 거의(?) 없다. 한국의 거리는 한 밤중에도 안전 하게 돌아 다닐 수 있다.
한국은 세계 어느나라보다도 안전하게 잘 사는 나라 처럼 보인다.
그렇다면 왜 한국인들은 자녀를 미국에 보내서 교육을 시키는가?
Isn't Korean higher education not high enough?
This is just my uneducated question.
http://m.koreatimes.com/article/20211115/1389394
한국인 미국 유학생 추이
한국인 미국 이민자 극감
한국 외교부가 최근 발표한 해외 이주통계 자료에 따르면 2021년 한국에서 미국으로 이민 온 이민자 숫자가 855명에 불과한 것으로 집계되었습니다.
이는 2019년의 1,955명에 비하면 절반이 훨씬 넘는 56%나 급감한 것입니다.
그렇다면 우리들만 "거지"처럼 미국으로 넘어 온 모양이군요.
때를 잘못타고 출생한 덕분이겠지요. 하지만 후회는 없읍니다.
지나간 혹독했던 본인의 "인생살이"가 헛되었던 것은 아니라고 생각합니다.
수 많은 날은 떠나갔어도 내맘의 강물 끝없이 흐르네
그 날 그 땐 지금은 없어도 내 맘의 강물 끝없이 흐르네
새 파란 하늘 저 멀리 구름은 두둥실 떠나고
비 바람 모진 된 서리 지나간 자욱마다 맘 아파도
알알이 맺힌 고운 진주알 아롱아롱 더욱 빛나네 - From 이수인 시, 작곡 - 가곡 "내맘의 강물"에서
비록 "비 바람 모진 된 서리 지나간 자욱마다 맘 아파도"
그 지나간 먼 과거는 이제 돌이켜 생각해보면
"아롱아롱 빛나는, 알알이 맺힌 고운 진주알"이 아니겠읍니까?
그렇게, 어제와 오늘, "내맘의 강물은 끝없이 흐르는" 것이겠지요.
Anyway, I am happy for Korea and, in a way, I am the one who is also blessed as much.
This article came from an investment website of "Insider Monkey".
This article was written by a group of American editors, not by any Korean.
Because of that, I think, it's reliable and believable.
I am somewhat upset that Japan is still above us at this point in time.
Some Korean websites say that South Korea is about to surpass Japan.
They said it would be in a year or two. I will be happy to see it.
Anyway, thinking "My poor South Korea" when I was leaving her for the USA in 1965,
I feel sudden warmth under my eyelids. I am so glad that we are no.5 in the world.
We've come a long way... Bravo, my homeland!!
I am glad to see that we are ahead of the United Kingdom, France, Sweden,
Israel, Spain, Italy, and the USA.
How and when that happened??