Alleged abuse at an Armenian school for the disabled led to a criminal probe – of the young activist who blew the whistle.

Education officials question the quality of education in Romania’s largest private university, jeopardizing the diplomas of more than 100,000 students and recent graduates.

Ukraine’s new system of externally evaluated admissions exams has led to a surge in ‘privileged applicants’ claiming disadvantaged status in the admissions process.

Sex education remains outside the curriculum in Georgian schools.

Articles written by this year’s trainees of the Improving Coverage of Education distance course and workshop in Prague.

Macedonian university students in nearby Greece say they confront a Kafkaesque bureaucracy when trying to obtain legal residence there.

Slideshow: A documentary project shines a light on a successful preschool in Central Europe’s biggest Roma ghetto.

A new research institute aims to preserve national cultures and develop education resources for the small-numbered indigenous peoples of the North.

With language barriers and little investment, the only school serving Kyrgyzstan’s Lyuli reflects the tiny community’s limited opportunities.

A scholarship program gives ambitious Romani students a chance to join the healing profession.