News about education

Stay informed about the educational developments in Scandinavia with our "Education" section. We cover a wide range of topics including policy changes, innovative teaching methods, academic research, and updates from schools and universities across Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Finland, and Iceland. Whether you're a student, educator, or parent, our in-depth articles and news updates will keep you connected to the latest trends and advancements in the Scandinavian education system.

Thursday 11th July 2024 on 09:32 in Sweden Sweden

Medical and economics programs top list of most desired studies in Sweden, as professional qualifications gain popularity

Wednesday 10th July 2024 on 23:15 in Iceland Iceland

Grindvík children reunite at free summer camp in landmark collaboration between Scouts and Red Cross

Wednesday 10th July 2024 on 21:06 in Denmark Denmark

Denmark’s “inactive” youth struggle with education and mental health, new analysis reveals

Wednesday 10th July 2024 on 19:06 in Denmark Denmark

Over 60,000 young Danes idle despite thriving job market, calls for more flexible education and personalized employment efforts intensify

Wednesday 10th July 2024 on 19:00 in Iceland Iceland

June unemployment rate higher than last year but shows a decline from May, mostly affecting foreign nationals

Wednesday 10th July 2024 on 12:10 in Iceland Iceland

Refugee children’s education program in Reykjavik divides opinions among parents and educators

Wednesday 10th July 2024 on 11:52 in Finland Finland

Lapland ELY Center grants special permits for culturally-based fishing of Teno salmon, aiming to preserve Sami traditions

Wednesday 10th July 2024 on 09:15 in Denmark Denmark

Youth cycling in Denmark sees significant boost due to success of local professional riders

Tuesday 9th July 2024 on 17:10 in Finland Finland

Dangerous diving knives stolen from Finnish historical association still missing, police and locals on alert

Tuesday 9th July 2024 on 14:50 in Denmark Denmark

Early retirement trend doubles in Denmark, potentially impacting economy