In general, significantly more men currently have an ICT qualification than women. However, a European comparison shows clear differences. While Greece and Serbia take the top position with a share of women of 23 % and 25%, the share of employed women with an ICT education degree in Germany as well as in the EU average is only about half as high at 15 % and 16 %.
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Gender distribution among employed persons with ICT qualifications
The indicator shows the proportion of women and men in the workforce with an educational qualification in the field of information and communication technologies (ICT). In this way, gender-specific differences can be identified.
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