In 2009, women made up almost 60 percent of female graduates and postgraduates in Chile. The female employment rate in Chile is at slightly over 40 percent and this is attributable to a number of factors. A notable contributing cultural factor to women's absence from the labor force is that in ...
In Estonia, a Northern European country, more than two-thirds of university graduates are women. This marks the country as having the highest percentage of female graduates of the 34 countries that are members of the OECD. Estonia also has a comparatively high female employment rate of slightly ...
In Spain, women made up 60 percent of all university graduates and postgraduates in 2009 according to the OECD's report. In Spain, 65 percent of working-age men are employed and only 51 percent of women.
In 2009, women made up 60 percent of university graduates and postgraduates in Brazil according to a report by the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), an international think-tank that works toward advancing economic growth and employment rates globally within 34 countries ...
In the US, women make up 57.4 percent of all university attendees. Since 2008, the rate of master's degrees awarded to women has increased by 54 percent. In 2010, the US department of education noted that women now surpass men in "enrollments at higher-education institutions at every degree level." ...
Since the 1990s, the percentage of female university attendees and graduates in Argentina has hovered above 50 percent. Despite this steady achievement, 74 percent of Argentine men participate in the workforce compared to 47 percent of women.
The Saudi Embassy reports that there are currently 1 million students enrolled in universities in Saudi Arabia and of that number, over half of attendees are women. A Yale University study reports that women make up 51 percent of those enrolled in university—a highly progressive achievement, ...
Vostok est une station russe (anciennement soviétique) installée en Antarctique depuis 1957 à l'occasion de l'année géophysique internationale, pour l'étude du climat. Il a ete enregistré dans Vostok deuxième température la plus basse du monde avec -89,2°C.
