10. Reduced Inequalities

10.1 IGU Publications on Reducing Inequalities 10.2 First-Generation Students 10.2.1 Proportion of First-Generation Students 10.3 International Students from Developing Countries 10.3.1 Proportion of International Students from Developing Countries 10.4 Students with Disabilities 10.4.1 Proportion of Students with Disabilities 10.5 Employees with Disabilities 10.5.1 Proportion of Employees with Disabilities 10.6 Measures Against Discrimination 10.6.1 Non-Discriminatory Admissions Policy 10.6.2 Access to University Track Underrepresented Groups Applications 10.6.3 Access to University Underrepresented Groups Recruit 10.6.4 Anti-Discrimination Policy 10.6.5 University Diversity Officer 10.6.6 Support for Underrepresented Groups 10.6.7 Accessible Facilities 10.6.8 Disability Support Services 10.6.9 Disability Access Scheme 10.6.10 Disability Accommodation Policy 10.6.11 Anti-Harassment Policy
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10. Reduced Inequalities

10.2 First-Generation Students


In 2024, a total of 5.057 students enrolled in undergraduate programs at IGU. Among these students, 3.981 are identified as first-generation students. A first-generation student is defined as an individual who is the first in their family to pursue higher education, meaning none of their immediate family members have previously attended a university.



  Figure 2. Number of Students Starting the Undergraduate Programme and Number of First-Generation Students