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Education in Warszawski stołeczny, Poland: official figures

The share of adults aged 25 to 64 with a degree-level (tertiary) education was 65.3% in 2025, against 40.0% for Poland and 36.9% across the EU; the highest of 17 voivodeships in Poland.

Adults with a degree-level education
65.3%
2025
Early leavers from education and training (age 18-24)
3.7%
2019
Young people (15-29) not in employment, education or training
4.2%
2025
Adults (25-64) in education or training in the last 4 weeks
18.6%
2025
Adults (25-64) with at most lower secondary education
2.0%
2025
Adults (25-64) whose highest level is upper secondary
32.7%
2025

How many children go to pre-school in Warsaw capital region?

Pre-school enrolment in the Warsaw capital region equalled 103.1% of the resident population aged 3 to 6 in the 2024/25 school year, the highest of 17 regions (figures above 100% mean children commute in from elsewhere); in rural areas it was 85.1%.

Source: Statistics Poland (Główny Urząd Statystyczny, GUS) · saved copy

How many schools are there in Warsaw capital region?

The Masovian Voivodeship, which contains the Warsaw capital region, had 1,908 primary schools with 509,847 pupils in 2024/25, about 12.5 pupils per full-time teacher (Poland: 12.2).

Source: Statistics Poland (Główny Urząd Statystyczny, GUS) · saved copy

How many universities are there in Warsaw capital region?

The Masovian Voivodeship, which contains the Warsaw capital region, had 78 universities and other higher education institutions in 2024/25, 58 of them private, with 284,117 students, 18,203 academic teachers and 5,101 doctoral students.

Source: Statistics Poland (Główny Urząd Statystyczny, GUS) · saved copy

How much do teachers earn in Warsaw capital region?

Workers in education in the Masovian Voivodeship (to which the Warsaw capital region belongs) earned an average gross wage of 8,578 złoty a month in 2024, compared with 8,350 złoty nationally.

Source: Statistics Poland (Główny Urząd Statystyczny, GUS) · saved copy

How many young people in Warszawski stołeczny leave school early?

3.7% of 18 to 24-year-olds had left education and training early, with at most lower secondary schooling, in 2019 (Poland: 5.1%; EU: 10.1%); 3rd lowest of 13 voivodeships in Poland. In 2013 it was 3.1%.

Source: Eurostat · saved copy

How many young people in Warszawski stołeczny are NEET?

4.2% of young people aged 15 to 29 were neither in work nor in education or training (NEET) in 2025, compared with 9.2% nationally and 11.0% in the EU; the lowest of 17 voivodeships in Poland. In 2015 it was 6.5%.

Source: Eurostat · saved copy

How many adults in Warszawski stołeczny are in education or training?

18.6% of adults aged 25 to 64 had taken part in education or training in the previous four weeks in 2025, compared with 8.8% nationally and 13.7% in the EU; the highest of 17 voivodeships in Poland. In 2015 it was 9.5%.

Source: Eurostat · saved copy

How many adults in Warszawski stołeczny have no qualifications?

2.0% of adults aged 25 to 64 had no qualification beyond lower secondary school in 2025, compared with 5.1% nationally and 18.8% in the EU; the lowest of 17 voivodeships in Poland. In 2015 it was 4.0%.

Source: Eurostat · saved copy

What education do adults in Warszawski stołeczny have?

32.7% of adults aged 25 to 64 had an upper secondary or post-secondary (non-degree) education as their highest level in 2025, compared with 54.9% nationally and 44.3% in the EU; the lowest of 17 voivodeships in Poland. In 2015 it was 43.9%.

Source: Eurostat · saved copy

How many pupils and students are there in Warszawski stołeczny?

Schools in Warszawski stołeczny taught 159,469 primary pupils and 312,546 secondary pupils in 2024.

Source: Eurostat · saved copy

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How Warszawski stołeczny compares with other voivodeships

Children aged 3-6 in pre-school education (% of the age group) (2024/25)

Warszawski stołeczny ranks 1 of 17, highest first.

RankRegionChildren aged 3-6 in pre-school education (% of the age group)
1Warszawski stołeczny103.1%
2Opolskie99.3%
3Śląskie98.7%
4Dolnośląskie98.3%
5Wielkopolskie98.2%
6Lubuskie97.7%
7Łódzkie97.6%
Source: Statistics Poland (Główny Urząd Statystyczny, GUS) · saved copy

University students per 10,000 people (2024/25)

Warszawski stołeczny ranks 1 of 17, highest first.

RankRegionUniversity students per 10,000 people
1Warszawski stołeczny689.7
2Małopolskie427.4
3Dolnośląskie402.4
4Pomorskie378.6
5Wielkopolskie299.5
6Lubelskie292.7
7Łódzkie273.6
Source: Statistics Poland (Główny Urząd Statystyczny, GUS) · saved copy

Children in nurseries and children's clubs per 1,000 children under 3 (2024)

Warszawski stołeczny ranks 6 of 17, highest first. The Masovian Voivodeship's figure is shown for both of its NUTS 2 regions (Warsaw capital region and Mazowiecki regionalny).

RankRegionChildren in nurseries and children's clubs per 1,000 children under 3
3Lubuskie278.5
4Zachodniopomorskie257.7
5Podlaskie233.5
6Warszawski stołeczny227.5
7Mazowiecki regionalny227.5
8Śląskie218.0
9Podkarpackie212.4
Source: Statistics Poland (Główny Urząd Statystyczny, GUS) · saved copy

Foreign students (% of all university students) (2024/25)

Warszawski stołeczny ranks 2 of 17, highest first. The Masovian Voivodeship's figure is shown for both of its NUTS 2 regions (Warsaw capital region and Mazowiecki regionalny).

RankRegionForeign students (% of all university students)
1Lubelskie13.0%
2Warszawski stołeczny12.3%
3Mazowiecki regionalny12.3%
4Opolskie10.4%
5Wielkopolskie7.7%
6Dolnośląskie7.6%
7Zachodniopomorskie6.9%
Source: Statistics Poland (Główny Urząd Statystyczny, GUS) · saved copy

Early leavers from education and training (age 18-24) (2019)

Warszawski stołeczny ranks 11 of 13, highest first.

RankRegionEarly leavers from education and training (age 18-24)
7Pomorskie6.2%
8Lubelskie5.7%
9Śląskie4.2%
10Podkarpackie3.8%
11Warszawski stołeczny3.7%
12Wielkopolskie3.3%
13Małopolskie2.9%
Source: Eurostat · saved copy

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

Warszawski stołeczny ranks 17 of 17, highest first.

RankRegionYoung people (15-29) not in employment, education or training
11Opolskie9.6%
12Łódzkie9.0%
13Dolnośląskie8.9%
14Zachodniopomorskie8.0%
15Śląskie7.8%
16Podlaskie7.2%
17Warszawski stołeczny4.2%
Source: Eurostat · saved copy

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

Warszawski stołeczny ranks 1 of 17, highest first.

RankRegionAdults (25-64) in education or training in the last 4 weeks
1Warszawski stołeczny18.6%
2Dolnośląskie11.7%
3Lubelskie10.2%
4Łódzkie10.1%
5Kujawsko-pomorskie10.1%
6Małopolskie9.9%
7Pomorskie9.1%
Source: Eurostat · saved copy

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

Warszawski stołeczny ranks 17 of 17, highest first.

RankRegionAdults (25-64) with at most lower secondary education
11Pomorskie5.3%
12Wielkopolskie5.0%
13Dolnośląskie4.9%
14Podkarpackie4.9%
15Małopolskie4.0%
16Śląskie3.9%
17Warszawski stołeczny2.0%
Source: Eurostat · saved copy

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

Warszawski stołeczny ranks 17 of 17, highest first.

RankRegionAdults (25-64) whose highest level is upper secondary
11Świętokrzyskie56.4%
12Podlaskie55.3%
13Małopolskie54.8%
14Zachodniopomorskie54.8%
15Pomorskie51.1%
16Dolnośląskie50.9%
17Warszawski stołeczny32.7%
Source: Eurostat · saved copy

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