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Education in Tyrol, Austria: official figures

The share of adults aged 25 to 64 with a degree-level (tertiary) education was 32.5% in 2025, against 37.6% for Austria and 36.9% across the EU; 8th highest of 9 states in Austria.

Adults with a degree-level education
32.5%
2025
Early leavers from education and training (age 18-24)
6.4%
2024
Young people (15-29) not in employment, education or training
7.4%
2025
Adults (25-64) in education or training in the last 4 weeks
14.8%
2025
Adults (25-64) with at most lower secondary education
12.8%
2025
Adults (25-64) whose highest level is upper secondary
54.7%
2025

What is the Matura rate in Tyrol?

42.4% of young people from Tyrol passed the Matura, Austria's school-leaving exam, in 2023, 4th lowest of 9 Länder (Austria: 43.1%).

Source: Statistik Austria · saved copy

How big are school classes in Tyrol?

Primary school classes in Tyrol had 17.5 children on average in 2023/24, lower secondary (Mittelschule) classes 20.1 and lower AHS classes 24.1.

Source: Statistik Austria · saved copy

How much does Tyrol spend per pupil?

Public schools in Tyrol spent €10,813 per primary pupil and €14,075 per Mittelschule pupil in 2023, against national averages of €10,742 and €14,080.

Source: Statistik Austria · saved copy

How many children are in childcare in Tyrol?

32.0% of children under three in Tyrol attended a crèche or kindergarten in 2023/24 (4th lowest of 9), and 96.4% of three- to five-year-olds were in kindergarten.

Source: Statistik Austria · saved copy

How many young people in Tyrol leave school early?

The early school leaving rate was 6.4% in 2024 (18 to 24-year-olds with no upper secondary qualification who are not in education or training), compared with 8.1% nationally and 9.6% in the EU; 3rd lowest of 6 states in Austria. In 2014 it was 7.1%.

Source: Eurostat · saved copy

How many young people in Tyrol are NEET?

In 2025, 7.4% of 15 to 29-year-olds were not in employment, education or training, against 10.3% for Austria as a whole and 11.0% across the EU; 2nd lowest of 9 states in Austria. In 2015 it was 6.5%.

Source: Eurostat · saved copy

How many adults in Tyrol are in education or training?

14.8% of adults aged 25 to 64 had taken part in education or training in the previous four weeks in 2025, against 16.1% for Austria as a whole and 13.7% across the EU; 3rd highest of 9 states in Austria. In 2015 it was 13.4%.

Source: Eurostat · saved copy

How many adults in Tyrol have no qualifications?

In 2025, 12.8% of 25 to 64-year-olds had left education with at most a lower secondary education, against 13.2% for Austria as a whole and 18.8% across the EU; 4th highest of 9 states in Austria. In 2015 it was 17.6%.

Source: Eurostat · saved copy

What education do adults in Tyrol have?

54.7% of adults aged 25 to 64 had an upper secondary or post-secondary (non-degree) education as their highest level in 2025, against 49.2% for Austria as a whole and 44.3% across the EU; the highest of 9 states in Austria. In 2015 it was 56.0%.

Source: Eurostat · saved copy

How many pupils and students are there in Tyrol?

Schools in Tyrol taught 30,981 primary pupils and 61,321 secondary pupils in 2024.

Source: Eurostat · saved copy

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How Tyrol compares with other states

Matura (school-leaving exam) rate, % of 18-19-year-olds by place of residence (2023)

Tyrol ranks 6 of 9, highest first.

RankRegionMatura (school-leaving exam) rate, % of 18-19-year-olds by place of residence
3Carinthia47.6%
4Styria44.7%
5Salzburg42.5%
6Tyrol42.4%
7Upper Austria40.1%
8Vienna37.5%
9Vorarlberg37.3%
Source: Statistik Austria · saved copy

Average class size in primary schools (Volksschule) (2023/24)

Tyrol ranks 7 of 9, highest first.

RankRegionAverage class size in primary schools (Volksschule)
3Salzburg18.6
4Styria18.5
5Upper Austria18.1
6Vorarlberg18.0
7Tyrol17.5
8Carinthia17.2
9Burgenland16.9
Source: Statistik Austria · saved copy

Public spending per primary pupil in public schools (€) (2023)

Tyrol ranks 7 of 9, highest first.

RankRegionPublic spending per primary pupil in public schools (€)
3Burgenland€11,234
4Styria€11,187
5Salzburg€11,077
6Vienna€10,825
7Tyrol€10,813
8Lower Austria€10,778
9Upper Austria€9,324
Source: Statistik Austria · saved copy

Childcare enrolment rate of 0-2-year-olds (%) (2023/24)

Tyrol ranks 6 of 9, highest first.

RankRegionChildcare enrolment rate of 0-2-year-olds (%)
3Vorarlberg36.3%
4Lower Austria35.2%
5Carinthia32.6%
6Tyrol32.0%
7Salzburg28.2%
8Upper Austria22.3%
9Styria20.8%
Source: Statistik Austria · saved copy

Share of pupils in private schools (%) (2023/24)

Tyrol ranks 7 of 9, highest first.

RankRegionShare of pupils in private schools (%)
3Burgenland9.3%
4Lower Austria9.1%
5Upper Austria8.8%
6Vorarlberg8.4%
7Tyrol7.7%
8Styria7.2%
9Carinthia7.1%
Source: Statistik Austria · saved copy

First-time university enrolment rate, % of 18-21-year-olds (2023/24)

Tyrol ranks 5 of 9, highest first.

RankRegionFirst-time university enrolment rate, % of 18-21-year-olds
2Carinthia25.0%
3Styria23.9%
4Lower Austria20.7%
5Tyrol20.0%
6Burgenland19.8%
7Upper Austria19.5%
8Salzburg19.4%
Source: Statistik Austria · saved copy

Early leavers from education and training (age 18-24) (2024)

Tyrol ranks 4 of 6, highest first.

RankRegionEarly leavers from education and training (age 18-24)
1Vienna11.9%
2Vorarlberg11.7%
3Upper Austria8.4%
4Tyrol6.4%
5Lower Austria5.6%
6Styria5.2%
Source: Eurostat · saved copy

Young people (15-29) not in employment, education or training (2025)

Tyrol ranks 8 of 9, highest first.

RankRegionYoung people (15-29) not in employment, education or training
3Vorarlberg10.4%
4Upper Austria9.6%
5Burgenland9.4%
6Lower Austria9.2%
7Carinthia8.7%
8Tyrol7.4%
9Salzburg7.3%
Source: Eurostat · saved copy

Adults (25-64) in education or training in the last 4 weeks (2025)

Tyrol ranks 3 of 9, highest first.

RankRegionAdults (25-64) in education or training in the last 4 weeks
1Vienna20.9%
2Styria16.1%
3Tyrol14.8%
4Salzburg14.8%
5Carinthia14.8%
6Upper Austria14.7%
7Vorarlberg14.3%
Source: Eurostat · saved copy

Adults (25-64) with at most lower secondary education (2025)

Tyrol ranks 4 of 9, highest first.

RankRegionAdults (25-64) with at most lower secondary education
1Vienna16.5%
2Vorarlberg15.0%
3Upper Austria13.2%
4Tyrol12.8%
5Lower Austria12.2%
6Styria11.6%
7Salzburg11.1%
Source: Eurostat · saved copy

Adults (25-64) whose highest level is upper secondary (2025)

Tyrol ranks 1 of 9, highest first.

RankRegionAdults (25-64) whose highest level is upper secondary
1Tyrol54.7%
2Burgenland54.7%
3Carinthia54.0%
4Styria53.5%
5Salzburg53.2%
6Vorarlberg52.5%
7Upper Austria52.1%
Source: Eurostat · saved copy

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