Education news, schools and universities of Kyiv region and Ukraine at Razom UA
After the large-scale attack on February 12 that left 315 educational buildings without heating, the capital is consolidating institutions across five districts. We explain how the scheme works, which districts were hit hardest, and what this means for parents and schools.
Putting emotions aside — this is not an isolated incident, but a risk of ideological subversion of education and of children's safety. The ombudsman has issued inquiries following an investigative journalism probe and social media posts.
The abbreviation "6‑7" was the top entry on the 50th list of Lake Superior State University. It's not just a linguistic novelty — it's a signal about how social media shape communication and why, in times of instability, the precision of language matters.
This is not just a change of signage: the Ministry of Culture’s decision follows new laws banning Russian imperial symbolism and establishes a legal precedent for other cultural institutions. We explain precisely what was adopted and what practical consequences the new name will have.
In the center of Paris, near the law faculty of the Sorbonne, a family publishing house has been preserving Europe's legal memory since 1837. Benedict and Arnold, the seventh generation of publishers, are doing more than just printing books. They are shaping the intellectual foundation for a future international tribunal against Russia.
In this episode of the "Career Compass" project, Alyona Kavka unveils a lesser-known yet promising profession – insurance broker. Together with our guest Iryna Bondarenko, we discuss:
The Kyiv-Mohyla Academy, together with partners from the Ukrainian diaspora in the United States, supports an initiative to create a space where young people learn to set goals, develop leadership skills, and find inner strength.
The Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine is introducing a new model for the accreditation and funding of research institutions. This model stipulates that state funds will be allocated based on the actual results of work, rather than solely on the principle of maintenance.
Parents of first-graders have been reminded that the deadline for submitting applications to receive 5,000 hryvnias under the state program "School Package" ends on November 15, 2025.