Human resources of science and technology in 2007



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Science, Technology and Information Society 2008 Human resources of science and technology in 2007 One-third of highly educated population live in the Region of Uusimaa In 2006, one-third (33.4%) of the highly educated population aged 16 to 74 lived in the Region of Uusimaa, nine per cent in both Varsinais-Suomi and Pirkanmaa, and approximately seven per cent in North Ostrobothnia. The combined share of these four regions with the largest proportions was 58 per cent of the country s highly educated population. Their share of the whole population of the country was 51 per cent. In 2006, twenty-eight per cent of the population of the whole country had completed tertiary education. The share of highly educated population increased by three percentage points from the year 2000, and was the highest in the Region of Uusimaa at 35 per cent. The Region of Kainuu had the lowest share of 22 per cent. The share of highly educated employees of all employees was also clearly the highest in Uusimaa (43%). In Pirkanmaa it was 37 per cent and in North Ostrobothnia and Central Finland 36 per cent. Helsinki 11.12.2008 Quoting is encouraged provided Statistics Finland is acknowledged as the source.

Population with a tertiary degree and total population by region in 2006 In 2006, the proportion of highly educated employees of all employed labour force increased by just short of one percentage point from the previous year (37%). The proportion of men among the highly educated employees remained on level with the previous year at 31 per cent whereas that of women grew by just under one percentage point (42%). Unemployment among the highly educated labour force was 4.9 per cent. The unemployment rate was slightly higher for women (5%) than men (4.8%). There was little change from the past few years in the distribution of highly educated employees by industry. The share of highly educated employees was the highest, or 18 per cent, in human health activities. One-third of those with a doctorate level degree were employed by universities and approximately 16 per cent by human health activities. Around 29 per cent of those with a higher level university degree worked in the field of education. The largest shares of attainers of other tertiary degrees were employed by human health activities (21%), trade (13%) and business services (11%) 2

Highly educated employees by economic activity and completed degree in 2006 Agriculture, forestry and fishery Mining and quarrying Food, textiles Wood products, pulp, paper product Metals, machinery and equipmen Computers, telecommunication equipment Other manufacturing Electricity, gas and water supply Construction Trade Transport, communications Telecommunications Financial and insurance intermediatio Computer and related activities Business services Public sector research institutes Other research activities Universities Other higher education Other education Human health activities Public administration Other economic activities Activity unknown/missing Economic activities, total Share of employees, % 18,3 19,0 19,4 28,2 27,9 61,7 21,0 44,1 16,6 25,1 17,3 53,5 62,0 61,3 38,6 72,6 70,1 74,6 83,4 71,6 45,2 57,3 34,6 22,1 36,6 Doctorate level degree % 0,4 0,1 0,3 2,6 2,3 2,5 0,2 0,2 0,2 1,7 0,3 0,2 0,9 1,4 4,7 7,9 2,1 32,5 3,9 7,0 15,9 8,1 3,3 0,4 100,0 Higher-degree level % 0,9 0,1 0,7 3,8 4,4 3,8 0,4 0,6 0,7 5,0 1,3 0,7 3,0 4,2 11,0 1,7 0,5 5,2 1,6 22,2 11,8 10,1 5,8 0,5 100,0 Other tertiary degrees % Total % 2,4 1,9 0,1 0,1 1,3 1,2 4,2 4,1 6,3 5,7 2,1 2,6 1,0 0,8 0,9 0,8 3,9 2,9 13,1 10,5 3,9 3,1 1,1 1,0 3,4 3,2 3,0 3,3 11,2 11,0 0,4 1,0 0,2 0,3 0,8 2,9 0,4 0,8 6,1 10,5 21,2 18,4 7,9 8,5 4,4 4,8 0,7 0,6 100,0 100,0 3

Contents Tables 1. Tertiary degrees by the field of science in 1995, 2001 and 2007...5 2. Population with a tertiary degree in 2001 and 2006...5 3. Population with a tertiary degreeby principal activity in 2006...6 4. Employed population with tertiary level education in 2006...6 Figures 1. Doctorate and licentiate degrees in 1991-2007...7 2. Doctorate level degrees and the proportion of women 1995-2007...7 3. Persons with doctorate degree, median ages by the field of science in 1991-2007...8 4. Persons with tertiary degrees as a proportion of the population aged 16 to 74 in 2000-2006...8 5. Unemployment rates of persons with doctorate level and higher-degree level tertiary education by the field of science in 2006...9 6. Persons with doctorate level and higher-degree level tertiary education as a percentage by the field of science in 2006...9 4

Tables 1. Tertiary degrees by the field of science in 1995, 2001 and 2007 Tertiary degree Fields of science Year (completion of degree) 1995 2001 2007 Tertiary degrees total Fields of science total 41794 38205 45035 Doctorate Fields of science total 786 1187 1528 179 223 373 Engineering and technology 114 197 279 Medical and health sciences 221 334 293 22 39 52 168 258 358 82 136 173 Licentiate Fields of science total 809 689 460 153 165 128 Engineering and technology 165 142 83 Medical and health sciences 23 37 9 19 6 9 278 226 145 171 113 86 Highet-level tertiary degree Fields of science total 11270 12543 15099 1071 1420 1704 Engineering and technology 1770 2061 2441 Medical and health sciences 1657 1651 1977 223 219 337 4728 5150 6092 1821 2042 2548 Other tertiary degrees Field of science undefined 28929 23786 27948 2. Population with a tertiary degree in 2001 and 2006 Tertiary degree Field of science Year 2001 Total of which women Tertiary degrees total Fields of science total 979020 540369 Doctorate Fields of science total 15119 4862 3424 949 Engineering and technology 1975 238 Medical and health sciences 4846 1932 654 258 2585 883 1635 602 Licentiate Fields of science total 8630 3078 1818 611 Engineering and technology 2237 348 Medical and health sciences 244 192 190 74 2708 1144 1433 709 Higher degree level Fields of science total 232540 117378 24645 11717 Engineering and technology 39704 6371 Medical and health sciences 25572 16173 9192 4205 93385 49953 40042 28959 Other tertiary degrees Undefined field of science 722731 415051 2006 Total of which women 1092092 613819 20589 7664 4577 1484 2940 455 6079 2801 880 377 3935 1616 2178 931 9227 3668 1803 667 2407 424 266 206 190 80 3039 1476 1522 815 283809 150439 30315 14717 48165 8639 29184 19119 10002 4961 117055 66899 49088 36104 778467 452048 5

3. Population with a tertiary degreeby principal activity in 2006 Tertiary Field of science Principal activity degree Principal activity In labour Employed Unemployed Not in labour total force force Tertiary degrees total Doctorate Fields of science total Fields of science total 1092092 20589 895626 17549 851575 17138 44051 411 196466 3040 4577 3846 3708 138 731 Engineering and technology 2940 2638 2608 30 302 Medical and health sciences 6079 5233 5175 58 846 880 726 700 26 154 3935 3389 3299 90 546 2178 1717 1648 69 461 Licentiate Fields of science total 9227 7522 7233 289 1705 1803 1431 1366 65 372 Engineering and technology 2407 2084 2022 62 323 Medical and health sciences 266 221 219 2 45 190 142 131 11 48 3039 2507 2435 72 532 1522 1137 1060 77 385 Higher degree Fields of science total 283809 242842 233694 9148 40967 level 30315 25668 24391 1277 4647 Engineering and technology 48165 42298 41033 1265 5867 Medical and health sciences 29184 25234 24973 261 3950 10002 8174 7818 356 1828 117055 102169 98657 3512 14886 49088 39299 36822 2477 9789 Other tertiary degrees Undefined field of science 778467 627713 593510 34203 150754 4. Employed population with tertiary level education in 2006 Industry Industries total Agriculture, forestry and fishery Mining and quarrying Food, textiles Wood products, pulp, paper products Metals, machinery and equipment Computers, telecommunication equipment Other manufacturing Electricity, gas and water supply Construction Trade Transport, communications Telecommunications Financial and insurance intermediation Computer and related activities Business services Research institutes in publec sector Other research activities Universities Other tertiary education Other education Human health activities Public adminstration Other industry Industry unknown Tertiary degree Tertiary degrees Doctorate Licentiate total 851575 17170 7201 16400 64 35 855 7 7 9601 48 16 34508 413 230 48466 308 256 21788 341 259 6842 18 27 7002 22 29 24779 16 34 89685 250 165 26608 31 42 8444 15 25 27509 98 130 28090 188 163 93453 576 563 8510 1449 466 2591 400 104 24714 6593 1573 6722 443 500 89469 737 968 157069 3461 417 72650 1148 828 40564 480 323 5256 64 41 Higher-degree level 233694 2013 192 1653 8880 10398 8861 966 1476 1685 11574 3119 1629 7046 9747 25590 4069 1127 12052 3675 51844 27567 23658 13658 1215 Other tertiary degrees 593510 14288 649 7884 24985 37504 12327 5831 5475 23044 77696 23416 6775 20235 17992 66724 2526 960 4496 2104 35920 125624 47016 26103 3936 6

Figures 1. Doctorate and licentiate degrees in 1991-2007 2. Doctorate level degrees and the proportion of women 1995-2007 7

3. Persons with doctorate degree, median ages by the field of science in 1991-2007 4. Persons with tertiary degrees as a proportion of the population aged 16 to 74 in 2000-2006 8

5. Unemployment rates of persons with doctorate level and higher-degree level tertiary education by the field of science in 2006 6. Persons with doctorate level and higher-degree level tertiary education as a percentage by the field of science in 2006 9

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