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09218: Resident students in higher education in Norway and abroad, in per cent of registered cohort. Age groups, sex and parents´ level of education 1992 - 2023

Maj-Lisa Lervåg, Statistics Norway
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Geir Nygård, Statistics Norway
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2024-08-22 08:00
All residents:
persons
Propotion which was registered in higher education (per cent):
per cent
All residents:
01.10.-30.09.
Propotion which was registered in higher education (per cent):
01.10.-30.09.
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Students include only students registered as residents in Norway per 1 October.

parent's level of education

Mother or father has long tertiary education

Long tertiary education is more than four years.

Mother or father has short tertiary education

Short tertiary education is four years or less.