The United Nations is set to begin its most significant intervention in higher education with the approval of plans to establish a new global system of qualification recognition to help migrants and refugees.  

An offhand statement got me reported to officials. The ensuing process didn’t seem designed to keep anyone safe.

Union calls for nationwide demonstrations follow Anas K gesture on poverty.

Danmarks Tekniske Universitet (DTU) uppmanar sina 36 studenter i Hongkong att resa hem. Ett av Uppsala universitets samarbetsuniversitet i Hongkong har stängt för terminen på grund av oroligheterna. Samtidigt har flera norska studenter evakuerats till hotell.

More future jobs will require a college degree, yet more students are dropping out with no credential.

The UK’s privacy regulator has criticised the Department for Education (DfE) for secretly sharing children’s personal data with the Home Office, triggering fears it could be used for immigration enforcement as part of the government’s hostile environment policy.

Thousands of teachers who honed their skills in cash-strapped English comprehensives are now working abroad. What’s behind the brain drain?

Under the slogan “We educate Norway”, the Union of Educators of Norway (UEN) has adopted an ambitious policy agenda that will shape the future of education in the country.

A primary school was thrust into the spotlight last month when it was revealed it was teaching children in classes of more than 60 pupils. BBC News spent the day at Broadclyst Community Primary School in Devon to get a flavour of what it's like to be taught in such an environment.

Experiment gets teachers and primary pupils to look at life through ‘gender equality lens’.

Oliver Crothers transitioned from female to male when he was 17 years old, while studying at an all-girls school. He says teachers were supportive and agreed to him changing his name and wearing a male uniform

A fifth of young people in the UK have been bullied in the past 12 months, an annual report has found.