Latvia

College of Accounting and Finance

Grāmatvedības un finanšu koledža · College

2023 graduates in 2024 (1 year on)

Graduates

29

Employed, November 2024

93%

27 graduates

Emigrated

0%

0 graduates

Median annual income, 2024

Withheld

30 or fewer employed, or doctoral

Income is each employed graduate's total income for the calendar year from State Revenue Service records — every job, self-employment, micro-enterprise and capital income, taxable or not — with no adjustment for full- or part-time work. It is an annual figure, not a salary, and it covers only graduates counted as employed.

All graduates, by year of graduation

Every cohort is measured in the same year: the 2023 graduates one year after graduating, the 2017 graduates seven years after. They are different people, not one group followed over time.

GraduatedGraduatesEmployedUnemployed or inactiveEmigratedNo informationMean income, 2024Median income, 2024
2023 · 1 year on2927 (93%)2 (6.9%)0 (0%)0 (0%)——
2022 · 2 years on5——————
2021 · 3 years on4844 (92%)4 (8.3%)0 (0%)0 (0%)€26,436€23,197
2020 · 4 years on4741 (87%)5 (11%)0 (0%)1 (2.1%)€24,676€22,641
2019 · 5 years on7——————
2018 · 6 years on2419 (79%)3 (13%)0 (0%)2 (8.3%)——
2017 · 7 years on5449 (91%)5 (9.3%)0 (0%)0 (0%)€26,756€24,609

By level of study

Short-cycle professional higher education (college)

GraduatedGraduatesEmployedUnemployed or inactiveEmigratedNo informationMean income, 2024Median income, 2024
2023 · 1 year on2927 (93%)2 (6.9%)0 (0%)0 (0%)——
2022 · 2 years on5——————
2021 · 3 years on4844 (92%)4 (8.3%)0 (0%)0 (0%)€26,436€23,197
2020 · 4 years on4741 (87%)5 (11%)0 (0%)1 (2.1%)€24,676€22,641
2019 · 5 years on7——————
2018 · 6 years on2419 (79%)3 (13%)0 (0%)2 (8.3%)——
2017 · 7 years on5449 (91%)5 (9.3%)0 (0%)0 (0%)€26,756€24,609

By programme group (1)

Each line shows the group's newest cohort; open it for every cohort. The file gives study levels and programme groups as codes of the Latvian education classification (Cabinet Regulation No. 322); the English names are our translations. A few groups from an older edition of the classification aren't named in it and are shown by thematic area with their number.

Short-cycle professional higher education (college)

Accounting and taxationBusiness and administration2023: 29 graduates · 93% employed
GraduatedGraduatesEmployedEmigratedMedian income, 2024
2023 · 1 year on2927 (93%)0 (0%)—
2022 · 2 years on5———
2021 · 3 years on4844 (92%)0 (0%)€23,197
2020 · 4 years on4741 (87%)0 (0%)€22,641
2019 · 5 years on7———
2018 · 6 years on2419 (79%)0 (0%)—
2017 · 7 years on5449 (91%)0 (0%)€24,609

How to read these figures

Status is each graduate's situation in November of the year measured. “Unemployed or inactive” is one figure in the source: it includes people registered as unemployed and people outside the labour market — among them graduates studying without a job — so it is not an unemployment rate. “Emigrated” is the Central Statistical Bureau's estimate of who left Latvia. “No information” covers graduates with no personal code in the education register and those on short-term residence permits, which includes many foreign graduates — so the employed share understates institutions with many international students.

To protect privacy the ministry withholds detail: the status split where 5 or fewer graduates in a group were employed, income where 30 or fewer were, and income for doctoral graduates altogether. A dash means withheld, not zero — and we never work a withheld figure out from the others.

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Source: Ministry of Education and Science of the Republic of Latvia (Izglītības un zinātnes ministrija), “2017_2023.g. Latvijas augstākās izglītības iestāžu absolventi 2020.–2024. monitoringa gados”, tax year 2024 file, data.gov.lv, released under CC0 1.0. English names, translations of the classification codes, shares and the selection shown are CollegeMatcher's.