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- The proportion of students defined by Germany as having a “migration background” is roughly the same as in the general population in Germany.
- More than two-thirds of students who have a “migration background” were born in Germany.
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According to the 21st Social Survey, a fifth of Germany’s students enrolled during the summer semester of 2016 had a “migration background”. In the previous Social Survey from 2012, the figure was 23%.
As defined by the Federal Statistical Office of Germany, a person has a “migration background” if they or at least one of their parents were not born with German citizenship.
Altogether, 22.5% of the German population had a “migration background” in 2016 (according to the Micro-Census).
71% of students with a “migration background” were born in Germany. 69% of them have German citizenship and 12% have dual citizenship.
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