Most Educated in Bosnia and Herzegovina

Top 100 cities ranked by most educated

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Most Educated — Bosnia and Herzegovina

1 Šturlić 01 15.0%

2 Kačuni 01 15.0%

3 Mahala 01 15.0%

4 Kotor Varoš 02 15.0%

5 Rodoč 01 15.0%

6 Ćoralići 01 15.0%

7 Jelah 01 15.0%

8 Mejdan - Obilićevo 02 15.0%

9 Ostrožac 01 15.0%

10 Janja 02 15.0%

11 Donja Mahala 01 15.0%

12 Orahovica Donja 01 15.0%

13 Bosansko Grahovo 01 15.0%

14 Sanica 01 15.0%

15 Tešanjka 01 15.0%

16 Blatnica 02 15.0%

17 Čitluk 01 15.0%

18 Željezno Polje 01 15.0%

19 Crnići 01 15.0%

20 Podhum 01 15.0%

21 Gostovići 01 15.0%

22 Ilijaš 01 15.0%

23 Mala Kladuša 01 15.0%

24 Višegrad 02 15.0%

25 Jablanica 01 15.0%

26 Posušje 01 15.0%

27 Šekovići 02 15.0%

28 Teslić 02 15.0%

29 Kovači 01 15.0%

30 Gromiljak 01 15.0%

31 Laktaši 02 15.0%

32 Omarska 02 15.0%

33 Pećigrad 01 15.0%

34 Varoška Rijeka 01 15.0%

35 Tojšići 01 15.0%

36 Otoka 01 15.0%

37 Tržačka Raštela 01 15.0%

38 Podzvizd 01 15.0%

39 Čelinac 02 15.0%

40 Srebrenik 01 15.0%

41 Kladanj 01 15.0%

42 Vrnograč 01 15.0%

43 Kneževo 02 15.0%

44 Gornji Vakuf 01 15.0%

45 Prnjavor 02 15.0%

46 Hadžići 01 15.0%

47 Vareš 01 15.0%

48 Banovići 01 15.0%

49 Bužim 01 15.0%

50 Ključ 01 15.0%

51 Divičani 01 15.0%

52 Nevesinje 02 15.0%

53 Srbac 02 15.0%

54 Maglaj 01 15.0%

55 Pale 02 15.0%

56 Tešanj 01 15.0%

57 Trn 02 15.0%

58 Stolac 01 15.0%

59 Tomislavgrad 01 15.0%

60 Čapljina 01 15.0%

61 Donji Vakuf 01 15.0%

62 Zvornik 02 15.0%

63 Vitez 01 15.0%

64 Vogošća 01 15.0%

65 Milići 02 15.0%

66 Fojnica 01 15.0%

67 Potoci 01 15.0%

68 Kiseljak 01 15.0%

69 Žepče 01 15.0%

70 Mionica 01 15.0%

71 Sokolac 02 15.0%

72 Novi Grad 02 15.0%

73 Modriča 02 15.0%

74 Brod 02 15.0%

75 Široki Brijeg 01 15.0%

76 Todorovo 01 15.0%

77 Jajce 01 15.0%

78 Derventa 02 15.0%

79 Kozarska Dubica 02 15.0%

80 Ljubuški 01 15.0%

81 Novi Travnik 01 15.0%

82 Prozor 01 15.0%

83 Šipovo 02 15.0%

84 Stijena 01 15.0%

85 Odžak 01 15.0%

86 Livno 01 15.0%

87 Kakanj 01 15.0%

88 Bileća 02 15.0%

89 Gradiška 02 15.0%

90 Sanski Most 01 15.0%

91 Živinice 01 15.0%

92 Zavidovići 01 15.0%

93 Foča 02 15.0%

94 Mrkonjić Grad 02 15.0%

95 Bosanska Krupa 01 15.0%

96 Gradačac 01 15.0%

97 Gračanica 01 15.0%

98 Konjic 01 15.0%

99 Goražde 01 15.0%

100 Visoko 01 15.0%

The most educated cities in Bosnia and Herzegovina have the highest percentages of residents with bachelor's degrees or higher. Šturlić leads with 15.0% of residents holding a bachelor's degree.

High education levels typically correlate with higher incomes, lower unemployment, better health outcomes, and more civic engagement. These cities often host or are adjacent to major universities and research institutions that drive both education and economic development.

Highly educated communities tend to attract knowledge-based industries and employers in technology, healthcare, finance, and professional services, creating a self-reinforcing cycle of educational attainment and economic opportunity.

Did You Know?

1. In Šturlić, 15.0% of residents have a bachelor's degree — more than double the national average of about 33%.
2. Cities near major research universities consistently rank among the most educated in the country.
3. Higher education rates correlate with higher incomes, lower crime, and better health outcomes across communities.

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