The number of female tertiary education graduates in services in Brazil is forecasted to grow steadily from 2024 to 2028, reflecting an increase each year. For 2024, the number is expected to be 4.38, rising incrementally to 4.7 by 2028. This consistent growth pattern represents a stable year-on-year increase. The absence of variations in percentage indicates consistent annual growth without major fluctuations, signifying a stable educational environment.

Trends to Watch for Future:

Potential policy changes in education funding or services sector opportunities could impact graduate numbers.
Technological advancements may influence curriculum offerings and attract more female students.
An increase in online education could alter traditional graduation rates and patterns.