History of University and Education

>>3322621
>What kinds of things did the first universities teach
Liberal arts, law, theology, medicine.
>Which university is the oldest on earth
Bologna is the first proper university in the modern sense of term. The concept of university itself comes from the Western tradition.
>How would the world today be like if education/universities weren't burned down by religious fanatics
We'd know of more ancient scriptures and authors than we do now. Nothing drastic probably, as Aristotelian thought would most likely still dominate the West.

>What kinds of things did the first universities teach?
Medicine, Law, Theology

> Was it mostly all math, language (Latin/Sanskrit/Greek), and ancient history/myth?
no

>Which university is the oldest on earth: University of Bologna in Italy, founded in 1088, or Nalanda University in India, supposedly founded in 500?
>Which one is the oldest, the oldest one or a newer one?

>How would the world today be like if education/universities weren't burned down by religious fanatics?
less uneducated edgelords shitting up the board everytime someone bothers visiting

>>3322621
>How would the world today be like if education/universities weren't burned down by religious fanatics?
No such thing occurred. Garbage meme pagan texts explaining how to most properly sacrifice a goat accused of homosexuality is not something anybody is missing