Samaher Saif Al Yazal
Statistics for Higher Education on the Bahrain Open Data platform revealed that the number of students registered in government and private education institutions according to nationality and sex for the year 2024 amounted to 54,310 male and female students, including 10977 male and female students, and 37,469 male and female students in the government. According to the statistic, Saudi Arabia has topped the Gulf states in the number of students registered in higher education with 1879 male and female students, including 955 male and female students in private higher education institutions, 924 male and female students in government higher education institutions. The State of Kuwait acquired 854 male and female students, 623 of them in government institutions, and 231 male and female students in private. Then Oman came with a total of 200 male and female students, 172 of whom are in government educational institutions, and 28 in the private, while the number of students registered in government and private education institutions from the State of Qatar reached 16 male and female students, and finally the United Arab Emirates with 13 male and female students. While the number of “non -Gulf” registered in government and private education institutions for the past year reached 2902 students, including 705 in government institutions, And 2197 in private institutions.
