Ridgital

Percentage of graduates from tertiary education graduating from Information and Communication Technologies programmes, female (%)

Historical data for Percentage of graduates from tertiary education graduating from Information and Communication Technologies programmes, female (%) in Armenia. Latest reported period: 2024. Explore observations, units and frequency, or download CSV and JSON from ARMID.

Series identifier
A.AM.IECVKEWSBH7C2
Place
Armenia
Frequency
Annual
Unit
Not provided
Observation coverage
Jan 1, 2010 – Jan 1, 2024
Latest reported observation
5.26386105544
Observation period
2024
Last collected by ARMID
Nov 5, 2026

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Historical observations

Showing 11 of 11 observations, oldest first within this sample.

Percentage of graduates from tertiary education graduating from Information and Communication Technologies programmes, female (%)
Observation periodValueBreakdown / dimensionsAdditional measurementsCoordinates (longitude, latitude)
0.813234815744——45, 40.25
0.842908268977——45, 40.25
0.717096078183——45, 40.25
1.69951729686——45, 40.25
1.64174069493——45, 40.25
2.58923169994——45, 40.25
3.16217347122——45, 40.25
3.42226310948——45, 40.25
4.19549064822——45, 40.25
4.70976451177——45, 40.25
5.26386105544——45, 40.25

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Armenia In Data (ARMID), Ridgital. Percentage of graduates from tertiary education graduating from Information and Communication Technologies programmes, female (%). A.AM.IECVKEWSBH7C2. 2024. https://ridgital.com/armenia-in-data/data/series/A.AM.IECVKEWSBH7C2

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