Tertiary-level graduates decreased by 2.2% last year
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The number of tertiary-level graduates totalled 5,472 during 2022, this was equivalent to a decrease of 2.2% over the previous year, the National Statistics Office said today.
The latest data show that more than half of tertiary graduates attained a qualification at ISCED Level 6 (Bachelor’s or equivalent) (58.5%).
More than half the tertiary-level graduates were females (55.6%).
The absolute majority of tertiary graduates were aged between 20 and 29 years (72.0%).
Foreign graduates totalled 1,359, equivalent to 24.8% of total tertiary-level graduates, increasing by 10.6 percentage points over the previous year.
EU citizens (other than Maltese) comprised the largest proportion of all foreign tertiary graduates (57.8%).
The ‘Business, administration and law’ field of study was the most popular among tertiary graduates in 2022, accounting for 34.6% of all tertiary-level graduates.


























