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Global Youth Decision Lab is an international, youth-driven research initiative. We study how education systems prepare — or fail to prepare — students for the decisions that shape their adult lives.
Global Youth Decision Lab seeks the power of every single individual to fight for an educated world. The purpose behind this organisation is to identify the holes in each educational system internationally — whether at the level of an individual school or an entire country.
Our initial mission is dedicated solely to high schoolers who are about to take a life-changing decision: college.
An education problem observed in one country is rarely unique to it. By working across borders from day one, we can compare systems honestly, borrow what works, and give every partner school an international frame of reference.
The idea had been quietly growing in my mind for several months, but it finally crystallised in June 2026. Just one week later, I reached out to the people whose expertise could help refine the concept and provide the scientific foundation needed to turn it into reality. Together with our pilot schools, we began shaping what I hope will become a meaningful resource for students and their families.
This project is deeply personal. It reflects my long-standing passion for psychology and my belief that choosing a university is far more than selecting a degree — it is about understanding who we are, recognising our strengths, and finding a path that truly matches our potential.
Every year, thousands of students face one of the most important decisions of their lives with limited guidance and considerable uncertainty. I believe they deserve better. My goal is to bridge psychology, education and research to help young people make informed, confident and authentic decisions about their future.
This is only the beginning of a journey, but I hope it will contribute to a future where every student chooses a university not by chance or pressure, but through self-discovery, evidence and purpose.
Every claim is traceable to data, method and sample. No shortcuts, no marketing statistics.
Minors are involved with consent, anonymity and care. Wellbeing outranks any research goal.
Findings are published free of charge, in plain language, for the people they describe.
A study that does not reach a policymaker or a classroom is unfinished work.
Co-designing the decision framework with our first partner schools and scientific advisors.
Comparative studies across countries, with findings published openly for schools and families.
A dedicated review space featuring leading voices in education, plus formal policy submissions to governments.
Schools, researchers and students are all part of this work. Choose the door that fits you.