The forecast for female tertiary education graduates in sciences in Brazil shows a consistent decreasing trend from 2024 to 2028. The projected numbers for 2024 and beyond suggest a year-on-year decline, with 2024 starting at a higher volume compared to subsequent years. If we assume the value in 2023 was already measured, this indicates a worrying decline in female participation over the next five years, with compound annual growth rate computations highlighting this downward trend.

Future trends to watch for include:

Factors influencing female enrollment and retention in science programs.
Government and institutional policies encouraging female participation in STEM fields.
Engagement of private sectors or international partnerships in promoting female education in sciences.