We help high schools to promote STEM study fields with data-driven insights

Women are still underrepresented in technological study fields, such as science, technology, engineering, or mathematics (STEM).

High schools play an important role for students’ study choice. Schools, however, often do not have access to systematic data on how many female or male graduates later enroll in a STEM field at university.

This is our starting point: Edumap is a project of ETH Zurich that provides high schools with information about the study choice of their graduates and data-driven insights about how to reduce the gender imbalance in STEM.

of all entries into STEM at ETH Zurich were women in 2023

(Source: FSO SHIS)

Analyze

Schools interested in the analyses can order data from the Federal Statistics Office via Edumap

We then leverage this data to measure the gender gap in STEM per school and analyze what measures in Swiss high schools have increased the share of women in STEM study fields.

Inform

We share the results of this analysis with the participating schools on this website.

Edumap provides schools with a school-specific profile with information on the study choice of their former students. We put a special focus on the share of women in STEM.

Act

Interested schools can implement interventions aimed at promoting STEM together with Edumap and have the interventions evaluated by the project team. For more information, reach out to edumap@kof.ethz.ch.

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Are you a member of school management of a high school that Edumap covers? Log in here to access your own school-specific profile.

Team

Dr. Michael Siegenthaler (ETH Zurich) and Prof. Ulf Zölitz (University of Zurich) support the project as advisors.


Edumap updates the school profiles every year with the latest data. Interested schools can implement interventions together with Edumap.

Justus Bamert

Project lead, KOF Swiss Economic Institute, ETH Zurich bamert@kof.ethz.ch

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