WORLD ATLAS

Researchers per million people Ranking Map for 134 countries and territories

Limited coverage: Countries and territories reporting researcher counts to UNESCO or the World Bank. 134 countries and territories included; reference period: latest available year by country (2010–2025).

In the available data, Liechtenstein has the highest recorded value at 18,129.8 per million people (rank #1); Japan ranks #19 at 5,608.6 per million people. Coverage: 134 countries and territories. Reference years: Liechtenstein 2023; Japan 2023. This adjusts researcher counts for population size but not for fields, output or working conditions.

01 / RANKING MAP

Compare researchers per million people within the covered dataset.

Countries and territories reporting researcher counts to UNESCO or the World Bank.

Japan5,608.6 per million people

Japan, world rank 19 for Researchers per million people, 5,608.6 per million people

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02 / ABOUT THIS DATA

How to read the Researchers per million people ranking map

Countries and territories reporting researcher counts to UNESCO or the World Bank. This page orders 134 countries and territories by value and divides the ranking into ten map colors.

Top 3
#1 Liechtenstein (18,129.8 per million people), #2 South Korea (9,471.8 per million people), #3 Sweden (8,910.7 per million people)
Japan’s position
World #19 (5,608.6 per million people)
Data period
latest available year by country (2010–2025)

Reference years differ by country. Compare each value with the year and source shown in the country card.

03 / FULL RANKING

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Browse every covered country from the top to the bottom of the ranking. Select one to focus it on the map and open its card.

Researchers per million peopleFull ranking134 countries
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