Most Educated in North Brabant

Top 94 cities ranked by most educated

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Most Educated — North Brabant

1 Meerhoven 35.0%

2 De Reit 35.0%

3 Mill 35.0%

4 Gilze 35.0%

5 De Doornakkers 35.0%

6 Waalre 35.0%

7 Berghem 35.0%

8 Aalburg 35.0%

9 Raamsdonksveer 35.0%

10 Zundert 35.0%

11 Baarle-Nassau 35.0%

12 Reusel 35.0%

13 Nistelrode 35.0%

14 Teteringen 35.0%

15 Broekhoven 35.0%

16 Udenhout 35.0%

17 Groenewoud 35.0%

18 Hilvarenbeek 35.0%

19 Budel 35.0%

20 Heeswijk-Dinther 35.0%

21 De Kruiskamp 35.0%

22 Princenhage 35.0%

23 Sint Willebrord 35.0%

24 Mierlo 35.0%

25 Veldhoven 35.0%

26 Dinteloord 35.0%

27 Waspik 35.0%

28 Aarle-Rixtel 35.0%

29 Heusdenhout 35.0%

30 Beek 35.0%

31 Vaartbroek 35.0%

32 Woenselse Heide 35.0%

33 Zeelst 35.0%

34 Coevering 35.0%

35 Zandberg 35.0%

36 Oud Gastel 35.0%

37 Asten 35.0%

38 Bavel 35.0%

39 Ginneken 35.0%

40 Grasrijk 35.0%

41 Klundert 35.0%

42 Boekel 35.0%

43 Hoogerheide 35.0%

44 Sleeuwijk 35.0%

45 Terheijden 35.0%

46 Schaijk 35.0%

47 De Blaak 35.0%

48 Boxtel 35.0%

49 Goirle 35.0%

50 Loon op Zand 35.0%

51 Nuenen 35.0%

52 Schijndel 35.0%

53 Steenbergen 35.0%

54 Vught 35.0%

55 Veghel 35.0%

56 Dongen 35.0%

57 Oisterwijk 35.0%

58 Geldrop 35.0%

59 Best 35.0%

60 Geertruidenberg 35.0%

61 Valkenswaard 35.0%

62 Uden 35.0%

63 Waalwijk 35.0%

64 Oosterhout 35.0%

65 Bergen op Zoom 35.0%

66 Helmond 35.0%

67 Oss 35.0%

68 Roosendaal 35.0%

69 's-Hertogenbosch 35.0%

70 Breda 35.0%

71 Tilburg 35.0%

72 Grave 35.0%

73 Bladel 35.0%

74 Halsteren 35.0%

75 Heeze 35.0%

76 Oirschot 35.0%

77 Someren 35.0%

78 Prinsenbeek 35.0%

79 Werkendam 35.0%

80 Made 35.0%

81 Boxmeer 35.0%

82 Korvel 35.0%

83 Heesch 35.0%

84 Eindhoven 35.0%

85 Oudenbosch 35.0%

86 Gemert 35.0%

87 Hoge Vucht 35.0%

88 Maaspoort 35.0%

89 Rijen 35.0%

90 Sint-Oedenrode 35.0%

91 Bergeijk 35.0%

92 Eersel 35.0%

93 Tongelre 35.0%

94 Cranendonck 35.0%

The most educated cities in North Brabant have the highest percentages of residents with bachelor's degrees or higher. Meerhoven leads with 35.0% 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 Meerhoven, 35.0% 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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