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Postgraduate studies activity indicators

persons

· snapshot · rows: 14 · periods: 4 · section: Belarus and Russia (2024)

The number of postgraduate students reflects trends in scientific personnel training. The indicator includes total student enrollment and the proportion of successful dissertation defenses

Trends in the number of postgraduate students and successful dissertation defenses by year

2010 157,437 2005 142,899 2023 121,555 2015 109,936 2022 109,705 2021 90,156 2020 87,751 2020 5,093 2005 5,042 2015 4,932 2010 4,725 2021 4,709 2022 4,414 2023 4,358
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Set in numbers

14 series in persons, arranged across 4 breakdowns rather than over time. 56 values in total.

“2005” leads the table with 10,650 persons, “2020” closes it with 1,245 persons. The gap between them is 8.6-fold.

All table numbers are series: 14
Series Численность аспирантовПрием в аспирантуруВыпуск из аспирантурыв том числе с защитой диссертации
2005 5 042,00 1 508,00 1 296,00 74,00
2010 4 725,00 1 469,00 1 015,00 36,00
2015 4 932,00 1 465,00 957,00 46,00
2020 5 093,00 1 272,00 848,00 71,00
2021 4 709,00 1 179,00 869,00 55,00
2022 4 414,00 1 166,00 796,00 67,00
2023 4 358,00 1 232,00 786,00 45,00
2005 142 899,00 46 896,00 33 561,00 10 650,00
2010 157 437,00 54 558,00 33 763,00 9 611,00
2015 109 936,00 31 647,00 25 826,00 4 651,00
2020 87 751,00 27 710,00 13 957,00 1 245,00
2021 90 156,00 27 992,00 14 326,00 1 500,00
2022 109 705,00 45 075,00 13 865,00 1 791,00
2023 121 555,00 40 056,00 14 146,00 1 584,00

How to read this table

Row variations show changes in enrollment scale in 2005, 2010, and 2015. Compare total postgraduate numbers with the number of defenses to assess educational effectiveness

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Period and application

Data covers specific years for comparative analysis. This information is useful for researchers and higher education specialists analyzing human resource potential