Education

Faced with precarious contracts and poor working conditions, university staff have been organising for the promise of social justice in education.

Student-led action is putting the challenge of decolonisation to KU Leuven and giving marginalised students a voice.

After the Hungarian government abandoned a student housing project for a Fudan campus, young people refused to let it die quietly.

After many broken promises by their government, Dutch students are fighting the burden of debt.

Etienne Klein speaks to Edouard Gaudot about truth, democratising science and the uncertainty inherent in scientific inquiry.

The story of how Estonia built one of the most innovative and successful public education systems in the world.

Raluca Besliu looks at how evolving narratives of national history helped pave the way to war.

Bringing young people together is only half the battle; overcoming binary and prejudiced thinking also requires openness and positive feelings towards other groups.

Twenty years after the Good Friday Agreement, what progress has been made in Northern Ireland towards overcoming segregation and coming to terms with the past?

Anna Dzierzgowska on reforms to school curricula and why who and what is included from our past matters for our future.