In countries such as Mozambique and Haiti, schools have been closed or destroyed
Report by Lord Mandelson calls for more focus on critical technologies as part of wider industrial strategy
Women under-represented in Stem subjects at university and afterwards are quizzed about plans to start a family
Modern apprenticeships offer students an alternative route to qualification
OECD report points to challenges in improving state-backed provision for young children
Policies that actually work trust local communities and focus on getting the fundamentals right
The Cems and Qtem consortia of schools and businesses offer good outcomes
Learn how this year’s table was compiled
Participants and graduates on what the business programme did for them
What FT data tells us about schools’ alumni salaries by sector, gender and top careers
Pernilla Wohlström combined sporting skills with those from her masters in management
Student journey: After a bruising ride with his first start-up, Philipp Buhr turned to study before starting again
Institutions are upgrading facilities at home and investing overseas to attract students and enrich their experiences
Switzerland’s St Gallen returns to the top of the Masters in Management table, as alumni in financial sector fare best
South African energy supplier Eskom’s attempts to decarbonise electricity generation and tackle costly blackouts
Grasping the impact of war and climate change is increasingly important for future leaders
While demand for many business courses is in decline, interest in the MiM remains strong, ranking report shows
Despite conflict, climate change and division, causes for optimism remain
New technologies can help applicants stand out — or thwart both them and employers
Record number of voters prepare for first online ballot
Sir Douglas Flint joins calls to boost personal finance teaching in schools
A new study raises concerns over the oil and gas industry’s influence on higher education
Call from Sally Mapstone comes as education secretary warns of no quick fixes to looming financial crisis
Schools with religious traditions are contributing to a shift toward putting people and planet alongside profit
Education leaders warn of crisis as teachers struggle to meet demand from pupils with complex needs
