Human Resources indicators (IUS 2011). Countries

	Composite Index	New doctorate graduates (‰ population aged 25-34)	Percentage population aged 30-34 having completed tertiary education	Percentage youth aged 20-24 having attained at least upper secondary level education
Sweden	0,89	3,10	45,80	85,90
Denmark	0,62	1,70	47,00	68,30
Germany	0,61	2,60	29,80	74,40
Finland	0,86	2,90	45,70	84,20
Belgium	0,67	1,40	44,40	82,50
United Kingdom	0,73	2,20	43,00	80,40
Netherlands	0,64	1,70	41,40	77,60
Austria	0,59	2,10	23,50	85,60
Luxembourg	0,70	:	46,10	73,40
Ireland	0,77	1,50	49,90	88,00
France	0,68	1,50	43,50	82,80
EU-27	0,56	1,50	33,60	79,00
Slovenia	0,65	1,50	34,80	89,10
Cyprus	0,58	0,20	45,10	86,30
Estonia	0,57	0,80	40,00	83,20
Basque Country	0,61	1,14	43,70	79,10
Italy	0,43	:	19,80	76,30
Portugal	0,45	2,70	23,50	58,70
Czech Republic	0,53	1,40	20,40	91,90
Spain	0,44	1,00	40,60	61,20
Hungary	0,47	0,90	25,70	84,00
Greece	0,48	:	28,40	83,40
Malta	0,11	0,30	18,60	53,30
Slovakia	0,63	2,10	22,10	93,20
Poland	0,59	0,80	35,30	91,10
Romania	0,40	1,30	18,10	78,20
Lithuania	0,65	0,90	43,80	86,90
Bulgaria	0,46	0,60	27,70	84,40
Latvia	0,45	0,50	32,30	79,90

Switzerland	0,85	3,60	44,20	82,30
Iceland	0,35	0,70	40,90	53,40
Norway	0,64	1,70	47,30	71,10
Croatia	0,53	0,90	22,60	95,30
Serbia	0,39	0,54	20,52	84,91
Former Yugoslavian Republic of Macedonia	0,33	0,40	17,10	82,80
Turkey	0,07	0,30	15,50	51,10