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Manon Van Hoorebeke, a student in the Bornem district of Antwerp, has been selected as European Digital Girl of the Year in Rome for her efforts in encouraging girls’ interest in technology.
Ten percent of Belgian employees under the age of 30 are overqualified for their job, reports De Standaard.
Last year, mathematicians worldwide were stunned – as were many non-mathematicians – when the US-based Breakthrough Prize Foundation announced that it would award five prizes of $3 million each to
Education minister Hilde Crevits has announced the precise rises in the enrolment fees for higher education.
Residents of Belgium with a diploma from another country now have one place they can go to find information on getting it recognised.
A social media post by Belgian teacher David Degreef, who turned down a job offer by a Brussels school after being told not to disclose his sexual orientation in class, has sparked a major public
Three pupils from three Brussels schools give us the lowdown on life in and out of the classroom
In an interview with Flemish newspaper De Tijd, the chair of the Association University of Leuven (KU Leuven) stated that the average teacher in Dutch-speaking schools is conservative and
