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Technically every university graduate produces thesis, those are published and stored in university library. So for many countries this rate is more like 5 in 1

by qwerta 13y ago

Technically every university graduate produces thesis, those are published and stored in university library. So for many countries this rate is more like 5 in 10.

pavel_lishin 13y ago
For Master's and Doctorate programs, sure, but not for undergraduates. What country has half of its populace graduate from an advanced degree program?
- lgieron 13y ago
  Poland (and probably a lot of other European countries as well).
  - Theodores 13y ago
    That's plumbing for you...
    - lgieron 13y ago
      Plumbing? BTW. I now realised I misread the parent poster. It's not true that more than 50% Poles have an advanced degree, what I meant was that more than 50% of people with a degree get an advanced degree.
- jacques_chester 13y ago
  In Australia, an Honours degree is technically an undergraduate degree, but a dissertation will nevertheless be "published" and kept in a university library.
- mjn 13y ago
  It's pretty common in Europe to write a bachelor's thesis as the capstone of an undergraduate degree. They're not always considered formally published, though (may vary by country).