What is the educational system in Antarctica?

Antarctica does not have a formal education system in place, as it is uninhabited on a permanent basis. There are no permanent residents, and the only people present on the continent are researchers and support staff conducting scientific research at various research stations.

Some research stations may provide educational opportunities for their staff, such as lectures, workshops, or access to online courses. These educational opportunities are typically related to the specific research being conducted at the station.

However, there is no centralized education system or a structured curriculum, and there are no schools, universities, or colleges in Antarctica. Individuals who wish to pursue higher education or formal schooling typically do so remotely or upon returning to their home countries.