… About half of EU students graduate in two main fields of education. In both of them, the lack of one gender is … and most of them are men. The other big study field is education, health and welfare (EHW) with one fifth (19 %) of … other extreme. For example, men account for only 19 % of education graduates. The reasons behind this segregation …
… the following formal requirements: completed a university education attested by a diploma[ 2 ]; nationality of an EU … to the percentage of full-time hours worked. Periods of education or training and unremunerated traineeships are not … For example: expatriation allowance, household allowance, education allowance, dependent child allowance etc. …
… to the percentage of full-time hours worked. Periods of education or training and unremunerated traineeships are not … the former). [ 5 ] For example: expatriation, household, education, dependent child, installation, accreditation, etc. …
… Gender segregation is a deeply entrenched feature of education systems and occupations across the EU. It refers to the concentration of one gender in certain fields of education or occupations (horizontal segregation) or the … segregation). Gender segregation narrows life choices, education and employment options, leads to unequal pay, …