We have used infographics to show how many teachers have resigned, and what the situation is with replacements.

We used infographics to show the teacher shortage at the start of the school year in Hungarian public education.

We spoke to teachers who have left the profession about why they decided to stop teaching.

In our video, we put the Erasmus debate in context and show what Hungarian universities would lose if they were to miss out on the programme.

Although the government had justified the outsourcing of universities by claiming they will attract new funding, the model became an obstacle to accessing EU funds due to conflict-of-interest issues.

The growing problem of teacher shortage in Hungary is not only affecting children, but parents and teachers as well.

Tens of thousands continue to demonstrate across Hungary to demand improvements to the public education system and an immediate pay rise for teachers.

Tens of thousands of people demonstrated for teachers and to improve public education in the capital of Hungary on 5 October.

Experts say that since the Child Protection Act, tensions in the area of school education have become even more noticeable, although the details are not yet clear.

Budapest university ELTE seems to be playing favorites with JÖSZ, a college for advanced studies founded by Gáspár Orbán and...

4.2% of the Hungarian population was enrolled in some form of postsecondary studies in 2005, whereas only 2.9% was enrolled...