#Education

First Underground Kindergarten Opens in Zaporizhzhia: A Safe Space for Preschoolers

Politics 10/03/2026, 19:04

Frontline Zaporizhzhia has launched its first underground kindergarten covering over 900 sq. m and accommodating 115 children, featuring an anti-radiation shelter.

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Australia Overhauls Student Visa Rules: Key Changes Explained

Politics 10/03/2026, 14:13

Australia is tightening student visa regulations effective October 2, 2026. New rules include bans on changing study levels within the country and requirements for offshore applications to manage migration levels.

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Tina Karol Revealed Details About Her 17-Year-Old Son's Life in the UK

Culture 10/02/2026, 18:11

Tina Karol spoke about the life of her 17-year-old son Veniamin in the UK, his studies, coming of age plans, and upcoming return to Ukraine.

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Ukraine Updates Rules for Minority Language Education: Details of Draft Law No. 16119

Politics 10/02/2026, 14:11

The Verkhovna Rada has registered draft law No. 16119, expanding rights for national minorities in schools for EU integration. The document defines minority school status and regulates EU language use.

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Lviv Region Schools Plan to Restrict Phone Use as Early as October: What Exceptions Apply

Politics 10/02/2026, 12:22

The Lviv Regional Education Department recommended that schools restrict phone use during lessons and breaks by the end of October, with exceptions for alarms and study.

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Kyiv university students to receive scholarship recalculation after September delay

Politics 10/01/2026, 19:47

Students of Kyiv municipal universities who received old scholarships in September will receive a recalculation up to 4,000 hryvnias following the KSCA decision on October 1.

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Two-Day NMT Format May Complicate Testing Abroad: Ukrainian Testing Center Director Explains

Politics 09/30/2026, 18:05

The shift to a two-day NMT and retake options in 2027 could severely complicate testing abroad due to rigid schedules of partner universities and schools.

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Contract Postgraduate Admission Starts in Ukraine: Enrollment Set Until October 15

Politics 09/30/2026, 15:58

Contract postgraduate enrollment and an additional application session have started in Ukraine. The process will run until October 15, 2026, exclusively for part-time and evening study forms.

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How Kindergartens Will Operate During Power and Heat Outages: MES Clarification

Politics 09/29/2026, 18:05

The Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine has published guidelines for kindergartens during the 2026-2027 heating season amid blackouts, granting directors the right to shorten working hours.

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Lessons During Power Outages: MES Approved Response Levels and Rules for Schools

Politics 09/29/2026, 16:04

The Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine has approved school guidelines for power outages and air raids, featuring five response levels and shelter rules.

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Taras Shevchenko National University Shifts to Remote Learning Amid Security Threats

Politics 09/29/2026, 14:27

Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv has announced a shift to remote learning from September 29 to October 16, 2026, due to security concerns in the capital.

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Ministry of Education Explains How Ukrainian Universities Can Maintain Data Access During Blackouts

Politics 09/28/2026, 22:15

The Ukrainian Ministry of Education urged universities to prepare for power outages to protect data and ensure continuous student learning amid the energy crisis.

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How Universities Will Operate During Blackouts: MES Introduces Five Modes

Politics 09/28/2026, 14:59

The Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine has introduced five operating modes for universities in case of power outages during the 2026-2027 heating season.

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Obstetrician-Gynecologist and Land Surveyor: Unusual Degrees of Vakarchuk, Pivovarov, and Poplavsky

Culture 09/27/2026, 18:30

Before finding fame on stage, many Ukrainian stars earned unexpected degrees, ranging from paramedics and theoretical physicists to engineers and land surveyors.

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From School to Career: Why the Era of "Humanists" and "Techies" in Ukraine Has Come to an End

Economy 09/26/2026, 09:35

The State Employment Service of Ukraine states that dividing professions into humanitarian and technical is outdated. The modern labor market requires interdisciplinary skills.

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Minus 755 Thousand Students and Staff Decline: Challenges Facing Ukrainian Schools

Politics 09/25/2026, 17:36

Analysts at the savED foundation reported that over four years, the number of schoolchildren in Ukraine decreased by 755,600, while teachers dropped by 52,700 due to war and demographics.

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Demand for Engineering Professions Rises: Metinvest Polytechnic Enrolls Over 360 Students

Politics 09/25/2026, 16:03

Ukraine's Metinvest Polytechnic saw a 43% surge in enrollment, welcoming over 360 new students this academic year, including combat veterans studying under simplified conditions.

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Cabinet of Ministers retains 2,600-hryvnia top-up for teachers in frontline territories

Politics 09/24/2026, 22:06

The Government of Ukraine has retained a monthly top-up of 2,600 hryvnias for 23,600 teachers in frontline territories. The Cabinet of Ministers reallocated funds to make payments through the end of 2026.

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