22. Iceland
Population with tertiary education: 40.1%
The education system in Iceland is divided in four levels, which is in common for all Nordic countries. Those are playschool, compulsory, upper secondary and higher. Mean years of schooling are 12.2 and expected years are 19. Their government is among the top ones that spend the most of the percentage of GDP on education, with 7%.
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