@savageupdatesA new ranking from World Population Review breaks down PhD attainment rates by country. Slovenia leads at 3.6%, followed by Switzerland at 3.0%, Luxembourg at 2.0%, the United States at 1.8%, and Sweden at 1.6%. Germany, the United Kingdom, Australia, and Israel all sit at 1.4% or 1.3%, while Finland rounds out the top ten with 1.2%. The full list includes Iceland and several other nations at lower percentages. Data source: World Population Review.
View original postPhoto by @savageupdatesยท Jun 21, 2026ยท Education
A clean infographic titled "COUNTRIES WITH THE HIGHEST PhD RATES" with a graduation cap emoji. Twenty-five numbered cards in a 5x5 grid each show a country flag, an icon, and a percentage. Slovenia sits at number one with 3.6 percent beside a graduation cap and diploma. Switzerland follows at 3.0 percent with a microscope, Luxembourg at 2.0 percent with stacked books, the United States at 1.8 percent with a university building, and Sweden at 1.6 percent with lab glassware. The bottom row lists Portugal, Slovakia, Netherlands, Hungary, and Lithuania, each at 0.7 percent or lower. A small footer reads "Source: World Population Review."
@savageupdatesA new ranking from World Population Review breaks down PhD attainment rates by country. Slovenia leads at 3.6%, followed by Switzerland at 3.0%, Luxembourg at 2.0%, the United States at 1.8%, and Sweden at 1.6%. Germany, the United Kingdom, Australia, and Israel all sit at 1.4% or 1.3%, while Finland rounds out the top ten with 1.2%. The full list includes Iceland and several other nations at lower percentages. Data source: World Population Review.
View original postPhoto by @savageupdatesยท Jun 21, 2026ยท Education
A clean infographic titled "COUNTRIES WITH THE HIGHEST PhD RATES" with a graduation cap emoji. Twenty-five numbered cards in a 5x5 grid each show a country flag, an icon, and a percentage. Slovenia sits at number one with 3.6 percent beside a graduation cap and diploma. Switzerland follows at 3.0 percent with a microscope, Luxembourg at 2.0 percent with stacked books, the United States at 1.8 percent with a university building, and Sweden at 1.6 percent with lab glassware. The bottom row lists Portugal, Slovakia, Netherlands, Hungary, and Lithuania, each at 0.7 percent or lower. A small footer reads "Source: World Population Review."
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