Table

Graduations in tertiary education in Norway, by academic year, sex, level and age
	2003-2004		2012-2013		2013-2014
	Graduates	Percentage women	Graduates	Percentage women	Graduates	Percentage women
¹Including graduations from programmes 4 years or less but also 2 years or longer
²Including graduations from programmes longer than 4 years
³Doctoral degrees
Level and age
Total	33 579	59.3	42 127	61.0	45 013	61.1
Tertiary education, short and medium¹	24 094	65.3	28 709	63.1	30 402	63.0
19-24 years	10 405	67.5	15 567	65.1	16 629	65.2
25-29 years	6 598	57.2	6 523	56.5	7 113	55.5
30-34 years	2 561	64.9	2 449	59.5	2 440	60.5
35-39 years	1 891	69.4	1 567	65.5	1 613	65.8
40-44 years	1 381	74.7	1 242	70.8	1 255	71.6
45-49 years	789	75.9	839	71.9	828	71.6
50-54 years	365	70.7	371	64.2	370	66.2
55-59 years	87	63.2	121	56.2	125	60.0
60 years or older	17	52.9	30	46.7	29	44.8
Tertiary education, long²	8 729	44.3	11 869	57.8	13 169	57.8
19-24 years	1 337	48.6	2 630	55.9	2 825	56.0
25-29 years	4 937	41.5	5 739	56.5	5 994	55.7
30-34 years	1 188	42.5	1 389	53.3	1 479	54.8
35-39 years	489	39.7	648	57.3	828	59.5
40-44 years	292	56.2	526	66.3	756	67.9
45-49 years	232	63.4	433	70.4	622	67.5
50-54 years	180	63.9	318	76.1	401	70.3
55-59 years	59	64.4	130	77.7	200	70.0
60 years or older	15	46.7	56	58.9	64	54.7
Second stage of tertiary education³	756	39.8	1 549	47.8	1 442	49.4
25-29 years	112	35.7	224	41.5	241	39.0
30-34 years	258	38.4	559	44.2	481	45.7
35-39 years	149	35.6	305	48.9	296	51.4
40-44 years	92	44.6	207	51.7	188	56.9
45-49 years	69	47.8	102	47.1	99	51.5
50-54 years	42	45.2	68	61.8	71	62.0
55-59 years	21	47.6	49	67.3	40	75.0
60 years or older	13	46.2	35	62.9	26	53.8