Switzerland Towards Changes in Education: Fewer Students in Primary Schools, More Students by 2035
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The education system in Switzerland is set to undergo significant changes over the next decade. While the number of students in primary schools is expected to decline due to a decline in the birth rate, universities and higher education institutions are expected to register a significant increase in student numbers by 2035. According to new scenarios for the period 2026–2035, published on Monday by the Federal Statistical Office (BFS), the numbe…
By 2035, the number of students is expected to rise by a good fifth, with higher education institutions demanding more money.
The low birth rate will go through: according to the latest calculations, the number of primary school pupils in Switzerland will fall by eight percent by 2035. However, the universities are likely to boom – thanks to immigration.
By 2035, the number of students at Swiss higher education institutions is expected to grow by 21 percent. On the other hand, there is a marked decline in primary school. This is shown by new scenarios of the Federal Statistical Office (BFS).
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