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Portugal hits European target in higher education

 

Portugal has reached European goals in terms of achieving higher education. Currently, 43% of the population aged 30 to 34 have a degree. 

 


This is based on the latest data from the Portuguese Ministry of Science, Technology and Higher Education. 

 


It claims that the figures for the last quarter of 2020 shows that Portugal has increased by 9 percentage points compared with the last quarter of 2015, while the last quarter of 2010 has increased by 16 percentage points.

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