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Education
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Lifelong learning 2008-2016
Reports 2016/29
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More than half of graduates are women
Most graduates from bachelor and master’s degree programmes are women in Norway and in most OECD countries. In a majority of OECD countries, more men than women hold a doctoral degree.
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Former participants in the Introduction programme 2009-2013
Reports 2016/24
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Household payments in kindergartens, January 2016
Reports 2016/21
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Quasi-experimental estimates of targeted learning support on student achievement
Reports 2016/08
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Facts about education in Norway 2016
In «Facts About Education in Norway 2016» you can find figures on virtually every form of education in the country – from kindergarten to university.
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Lifelong learning 2008-2015
Reports 2016/01
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In Norway women have the highest education, but the lowest wages
If you happen to be a tertiary educated woman in Norway, your average wage is 75 per cent of that of a similarly educated man. The wage gap between Swedish women and men is less prominent.
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Student life and economic conditions
Reports 2015/50
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Labour Market Projections for Teachers
Reports 2015/41
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Norwegian language training and employment among immigrants granted residence permit in 2009
Reports 2015/38
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The introduction programme of newly arrived immigrants – a study of results
Reports 2015/36
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Household payments in kindergartens, January 2015
Reports 2015/30
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Minifacts about Norway 2015
The 2015 edition of Minifacts about Norway was the final edition.Minifacts about Norway presents key information about Norway in Arabic, Chinese, English, French, Japanese, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese, Russian and Spanish.
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Population's level of education and connection with the labour market.
Reports 2015/11
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