Most Educated in Niger

Top 64 cities ranked by most educated

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Most Educated — Niger

1 Niamey 08 3.0%

2 Illéla 06 3.0%

3 Keïta 06 3.0%

4 Kollo 09 3.0%

5 Loga 03 3.0%

6 Madaoua 06 3.0%

7 Madarounfa 04 3.0%

8 Magaria 07 3.0%

9 Maïné Soroa 02 3.0%

10 Malbaza 06 3.0%

11 Maradi 04 3.0%

12 Matamey 07 3.0%

13 Mayahi 04 3.0%

14 Méhana 09 3.0%

15 Mirriah 07 3.0%

16 Nguigmi 02 3.0%

17 I-n-Gall 01 3.0%

18 Ouallam 09 3.0%

19 Say 09 3.0%

20 Tahoua 06 3.0%

21 Takiéta 07 3.0%

22 Tanout 07 3.0%

23 Tchin Tabaradèn 06 3.0%

24 Tchirozérine 01 3.0%

25 Téra 09 3.0%

26 Tessaoua 04 3.0%

27 Tibiri 04 3.0%

28 Tibiri 03 3.0%

29 Tillabéri 09 3.0%

30 Torodi 09 3.0%

31 Youri Kourtéré 09 3.0%

32 Zinder 07 3.0%

33 Bosso 02 3.0%

34 Abalak 06 3.0%

35 Adérbissinat 01 3.0%

36 Agadez 01 3.0%

37 Aguié 04 3.0%

38 Alaghsas 01 3.0%

39 Arlit 01 3.0%

40 Ayorou 09 3.0%

41 Bagaroua 06 3.0%

42 Baléyara 09 3.0%

43 Bani Bangou 09 3.0%

44 Bankilaré 09 3.0%

45 Bélbéji 07 3.0%

46 Bilma 01 3.0%

47 Birni N Konni 06 3.0%

48 Birnin Gaouré 03 3.0%

49 Abala 09 3.0%

50 Bouza 06 3.0%

51 Dakoro 04 3.0%

52 Diffa 02 3.0%

53 Dioundiou 03 3.0%

54 Dogondoutchi 03 3.0%

55 Dosso 03 3.0%

56 Dungas 07 3.0%

57 Falmey 03 3.0%

58 Filingué 09 3.0%

59 Gaya 03 3.0%

60 Gazaoua 04 3.0%

61 Gothèye 09 3.0%

62 Goudoumaria 02 3.0%

63 Gouré 07 3.0%

64 Guidan Roumdji 04 3.0%

The most educated cities in Niger have the highest percentages of residents with bachelor's degrees or higher. Niamey leads with 3.0% 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 Niamey, 3.0% 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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