# Education
Ukraine and Denmark invest €33 million in modernising the Armed Forces training centre
The Ministries of Defence of Ukraine and Denmark are launching a joint infrastructure project to modernise the training centre of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, to which Denmark will allocate approximately €33 million.
Kyiv-Mohyla Academy launches two international awards for young authors
The National University of Kyiv-Mohyla Academy has launched two new annual awards to support young poets and authors of academic works on Ukrainian studies.
Ukrainian has been included in the list of the world's most difficult languages for foreigners to learn
Ukrainian is among the eight languages considered the most difficult to learn from scratch. The main difficulties are related to grammar, the case system, stress, and the peculiarities of writing.
The Council Committee supported a bill on the creation of sports classes in schools
The Verkhovna Rada Committee on Youth and Sports reviewed and supported a bill that provides for the creation of specialised sports classes in general secondary education institutions.
Bachelor's degree in three years: the Ministry of Education and Science explained the conditions for transitioning to the new model
Ukraine plans to reduce the duration of bachelor's degree programmes to three years as part of the transition to 12-year school education. The new system will be implemented in stages and will remain in effect provided that the training profile is maintained.
In occupied Kherson region, Russian military personnel with psychological trauma are being recruited to work with schoolchildren — CNS
In Henichesk, children are taught courage by Russian military personnel with combat experience and signs of mental disorders.
The Ministry of Education and Science has confirmed the operation of nearly 70 Ukrainian educational centres abroad
Ukrainian Saturday and Sunday schools in 25 countries have received official recognition of their children's learning outcomes.
Ukrainian bilingual school in Budapest officially recognised by the Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine
The Taras Shevchenko Educational Institution has successfully passed verification, and its students' educational documents will be recognised in Ukraine.
When self-development is harmful: why continuous learning does not always lead to growth
Psychologists and researchers explain in which cases continuous learning can reduce effectiveness, exhaust the psyche and hinder real progress.
SUM announced a second webinar on youth education and volunteering during wartime
An online meeting from the SUMU Studies series will bring together discussions on patriotism, volunteer work, and the experiences of SUMU students on the front lines.
Army+ has launched a new cyber hygiene course for military personnel
The app now features a training course that teaches military personnel how to work safely with digital technologies and counter cyber threats.
Ukraine and China seek joint solutions to preserve culture and develop humanitarian cooperation
Ukraine is expanding its international cultural partnership by involving China in the restoration of cultural heritage and humanitarian exchanges.
