Graduates by age methods, notes and classification

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• • Country
    • 00 Australia
    • 01 Austria
    • 02 Belgium
    • 03 Canada
    • 04 Chile
    • 05 Colombia
    • 06 Costa Rica
    • 07 Czechia
    • 08 Denmark
    • 09 Estonia
    • 0a Finland
    • 0b France
    • 0c Germany
    • 0d Greece
    • 0e Hungary
    • 0f Iceland
    • 0g Ireland
    • 0h Israel
    • 0i Italy
    • 0j Japan
    • 0k Korea
    • 0l Latvia
    • 0m Lithuania
    • 0n Luxembourg
    • 0o Mexico
    • 0p Netherlands
    • 0q New Zealand
    • 0r Norway
    • 0s Poland
    • 0t Portugal
    • 0u Slovak Republic
    • 0v Slovenia
    • 0w Spain
    • 0x Sweden
    • 0y Switzerland
    • 0z Türkiye
    • 10 United Kingdom
    • 11 United States
    • Non-OECD Economies
      • 12 Brazil
      • 13 Bulgaria
      • 14 Croatia
      • 15 Romania
  • Gender
    • 0 Total
    • 1 Female
    • 2 Male
  • Age
    • 00 Total
    • 01 Less than 10 years
    • 02 10 years
    • 03 11 years
    • 04 12 years
    • 05 13 years
    • 06 14 years
    • 07 15 years
    • 08 16 years
    • 09 17 years
    • 0a 18 years
    • 0b 19 years
    • 0c 20 years
    • 0d 21 years
    • 0e 22 years
    • 0f 23 years
    • 0g 24 years
    • 0h 25 years
    • 0i 26 years
    • 0j 27 years
    • 0k 28 years
    • 0l 29 years
    • 0m 30 years
    • 0n 31 years
    • 0o 32 years
    • 0p 33 years
    • 0q 34 years
    • 0r 35 years
    • 0s 36 years
    • 0t 37 years
    • 0u 38 years
    • 0v 39 years
    • 0w 40 years
    • 0x 41 years
    • 0y 42 years
    • 0z 43 years
    • 10 44 years
    • 11 45 years
    • 12 46 years
    • 13 47 years
    • 14 48 years
    • 15 49 years
    • 16 From 50 to 54 years
    • 17 From 55 to 59 years
    • 18 From 60 to 64 years
    • 19 65 years or over
    • 1a Unknown
  • Education level
    • Upper secondary education
      • 00 Upper secondary education
      • Upper secondary general education
        • 01 Upper secondary general education
        • 02 Upper secondary general education, sufficient for partial level completion, without direct access to tertiary education
        • 03 Upper secondary general education, sufficient for level completion, without direct access to tertiary education
        • 04 Upper secondary general education, sufficient for level completion, with direct access to tertiary education
      • Upper secondary vocational education
        • 05 Upper secondary vocational education
        • 06 Upper secondary vocational education, sufficient for partial level completion, without direct access to tertiary education
        • 07 Upper secondary vocational education, sufficient for level completion, without direct access to tertiary education
        • 08 Upper secondary vocational education, sufficient for level completion, with direct access to tertiary education
    • Post-secondary non-tertiary education
      • 09 Post-secondary non-tertiary education
      • Post-secondary non-tertiary general education
        • 0a Post-secondary non-tertiary general education
        • 0b Post-secondary non-tertiary general education, sufficient for level completion, without direct access to tertiary education
        • 0c Post-secondary non-tertiary general education, sufficient for level completion, with direct access to tertiary education
      • Post-secondary non-tertiary vocational education
        • 0d Post-secondary non-tertiary vocational education
        • 0e Post-secondary non-tertiary vocational education, sufficient for level completion, without direct access to tertiary education
        • 0f Post-secondary non-tertiary vocational education, sufficient for level completion, with direct access to tertiary education
    • Short-cycle tertiary education
      • 0g Short-cycle tertiary education
      • 0h Short-cycle tertiary general education
      • 0i Short-cycle tertiary vocational education
    • Bachelor’s or equivalent level
      • 0j Bachelor’s or equivalent level
      • Bachelor’s or equivalent academic level
        • 0k Bachelor’s or equivalent academic level, first degree (3-4 years)
        • 0l Bachelor’s or equivalent academic level, long first degree (more than 4 years)
        • 0m Bachelor’s or equivalent academic level, second or further degree (following a Bachelor’s or equivalent programme)
      • Bachelor’s or equivalent professional level
        • 0n Bachelor’s or equivalent professional level, first degree (3-4 years)
        • 0o Bachelor’s or equivalent professional level, long first degree (more than 4 years)
        • 0p Bachelor’s or equivalent professional level, second or further degree (following a Bachelor’s or equivalent programme)
      • 0q Bachelor's or equivalent level, first degree (3-4 years)
      • 0r Bachelor's or equivalent level, first long degree (more than 4 years)
      • 0s Second or further degree following successful completion of a Bachelor's or equivalent programme
    • Master’s or equivalent level
      • 0t Master’s or equivalent level
      • 0u Master’s or equivalent level, long first degree (at least 5 years)
      • 0v Master’s or equivalent level, second or further degree (following a Bachelor's or equivalent programme)
      • 0w Master’s or equivalent level, second or further degree (following a Master’s or equivalent programme)
    • 0x Doctoral or equivalent level
    • 0y Short-cycle tertiary, Bachelor's, Master's or equivalent level
    • 0z Tertiary education
  • Statistical unit
    • 0 Graduates
    • 1 First-time graduates from the ISCED level
    • 2 First-time graduates at the tertiary level
  • Mobility
    • 0 Total
    • 1 Mobile including homecoming nationals
    • 2 Non-mobile