STEM Education: India and Japan’s Contrasting Approaches, Shared Goals
India has made significant strides in higher education, boasting the world’s largest youth population, with 65% under the age of 35. Its technological talent base, standing at 3.8 million in 2021, ranks second globally, trailing only China. Moreover, India annually produces 2.14 million STEM graduates, underscoring its commitment to skill development. Conversely, Japan faces demographic challenges, with an aging population and a mean age of 48. Despite this, it remains a technology leader, emphasizing groundbreaking STEM studies. This newsletter explores STEM education systems in India and Japan.
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