Lithuania: the Return to Civilisation

The recent pandemic (Covid-19) has impacted education systems in universities around the world. The impact has been dramatic for institutions, academics, and students looking for workable short term solutions for online teaching and learning. The unique challenge facing higher education encouraged DEN to look for opportunities to stay in contact with students using online facilities.  Through the academic...

You don’t know what you have until it’s gone

The recent pandemic (Covid-19) has impacted education systems in universities around the world. The impact has been dramatic for institutions, academics, and students looking for workable short term solutions for online teaching and learning. The unique challenge facing higher education encouraged DEN to look for opportunities to stay in contact with students using online facilities.  Through the academic...

My experience of lockdown

The recent pandemic (Covid-19) has impacted education systems in universities around the world. The impact has been dramatic for institutions, academics, and students looking for workable short term solutions for online teaching and learning. The unique challenge facing higher education encouraged DEN to look for opportunities to stay in contact with students using online facilities.  Through the academic...

[Book] Global Crossroads: Rethinking Dominant Orders in Our Contested World

“Global Crossroads: Rethinking Dominant Orders in Our World” is a DEN publication gathering a collection of papers from 2019 DEN  International Student Conference. This book articulates students’ research and analytical work on some of the most pressing global issues of our times. It is the result of their hard work, their engagement and skills, developed through...

To what extent did the thousands of young Sudanese boys that fled their homeland between the Civil War Years (1983 and 2005) succeed in ‘finding safety’?

Between the years 1983 and 2005 thousands of Sudanese boys (an estimated 20 000) fled their homeland in search of safety. Approximately 4000 boys were sent to America for education, and may have found security, however, the majority of the 20 000 lost boys who left Sudan during the war years did not find permanent...

Political, Economic and Social Factors That Make East Germans Feel Like Second-Class Citizens

Since the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989 and the reunification of Germany in 1990, it almost seems as though Germany unified geographically rather than politically, socially and economically. This was a product of a hasty reunification process by Helmut Kohl. The upheavals experienced by the east are felt almost 30 years after reunification...

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