A total of 43.60% of the population of Finland has successfully obtained their bachelor's degrees. When compared to some other countries in this classification, Finland has a smaller number of universities and higher education institutions. There are 13 university institutions and 22 applied university institutions in Finland.

In Australia, approximately 43.74% of the population aged 25 to 64 have completed a bachelor's degree. The majority of higher education institutions in Australia are public institutions, with only a few having private or international status. In total, there are 43 registered universities in Australia, and 37 of them are public universities.

America, as a vast country, has 5,999 higher education institutions spread across fifty states. Currently, nearly 20 million students are pursuing knowledge in these colleges and universities. Many prestigious educational institutions are located in the United States. For example, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), often referred to as MIT, is often considered the best university globally.

The following is the translation of the given 'Bahasa' text to 'English' while preserving any HTML tags: "Data from the World Population Review shows that nearly half of its population has achieved higher education degrees. England has a rich educational heritage. Therefore, it is not surprising that the culture of learning continues to evolve over time. More than 250 higher education institutions are scattered throughout England."

South Korea is home to nearly half of its total population who have completed higher education. More than 200 four-year duration universities can be found in South Korea, with the majority of them being private institutions, in line with the common trend in countries included in this list.

The following is the translation of the given 'Bahasa' text to 'English' while preserving any html tags: "The country of Luxembourg is known for its high level of education, reaching 51.31%. The rich culture and language enrich this country. The education system in Luxembourg's universities is reflected in the multicultural and multilingual environment that exists. The Luxembourg government allocates a significant amount of funds for research that produces valuable innovations."

Japan has a quarter of its population who have completed higher education within two to four years. The number of universities in this country reaches 807, with the majority of them being private institutions. The diversity of universities in Japan also explains the high number of graduates with higher degrees.

Canada achieved the title as the country with the highest level of education in the world. As many as 56.27% of Canada's population aged 25 to 64 have completed higher education. More than 400 higher education institutions and universities are scattered throughout Canada, providing various opportunities for students to pursue higher education.