Comparison
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- Average assessment base of 2010 graduates in 2011
- Unemployment of graduates for years 2009 and 2010 by 31 December 2010
- Total number of foreign research grants per one student from 1.11.2009 to 31.10.2010
- Proportion of admitted students for academic year 2011/12 to all applications
- Annual tuition fee for academic year 2012/13
- Proportion of students sent for study stay abroad for academic year 2009/10
Why to study at a higher education institution
1. Higher salary
People who acquired the second degree of higher education declare the salary higher by an average 471 – 474 EUR compared to people with completed upper secondary education. (2010, the Statistical Office of the Slovak Republic)2. Lower unemployment rate
The risk of unemployment for people who acquired the second degree of higher education is reduced twice as much or even 2,5 times as much compared to people with completed upper secondary education. (2010, the Statistical Office of the Slovak Republic)3. Non-material benefits
People with higher education declare better health, trust in society, interest in public life and more possibilities to fulfill their non-material needs. (2010, OECD)
How shall I choose
Where do I want to study
