There is an institution in Hungary committed to improving the quality of life of children and young adults with neurological disorders. For over 50 years, the unique method of conductive education has made hundreds of people with such disabilities in Hungary and all around the world become independent and integral members of society. Semmelweis University’s András Pető Faculty trains internationally recognized professionals of conductive education whose expertise is highly sought after everywhere around the world.

Researchers at Qassim University are using the latest technologies to find sustainable power sources and environmentally friendly water management techniques

From turning date palm tree waste into renewable energy to harnessing the power of the sun, Qassim University is on a mission to find sustainable power solutions.

Imagine a world where anyone can easily learn computer programming, use complex software, and even create their own technology solutions.

That’s what SFU computing science professor Parmit Chilana is working towards.

Despite directing investment and effort into lifelong learning, there are still boundaries between universities and other education providers. How can institutions foster an environment for fluid collaboration?