Tackling teacher shortages in the European Union
European awareness of the common challenge of teacher shortages leads to increased efforts to address it, for example, with new Erasmus+ Teacher Academies.
European awareness of the common challenge of teacher shortages leads to increased efforts to address it, for example, with new Erasmus+ Teacher Academies.
At the end of February, Elischa Link and Janik Mutter will finish their traineeships at SwissCore.
By combining expertise and financial power, Europe starts to catch up in the global race of high-performance computing – and Switzerland is part of it.
ERAC’s work in 2023-2024 will focus on the next R&I Framework Programme and the future of the ERA Policy Agenda. DG RTD has a new Director General.
From 1 March to 30 April, Dragica Vrhovac will do a traineeship at SwissCore in the field of education.
The EU takes stock on the implementation of automatic mutual recognition of qualifications in Europe by colour-coding countries’ progress.
Science, Mathematics, Engineering and Technology (STEM) learning environments should be equally accessible to everyone. However, barriers still exist.
The European Commission published a report on the projects of the Quantum Technologies Flagship during its initial phase and their progress; it also sets the path ahead.
A European consortium further develops a Swiss solid-to-energy technology that faces climate change by solving the seasonal energy gap.
A new €3.75 billion Fund of Funds supports EU tech champions in their late-stage growth phase and thus reinforces Europe’s strategic autonomy and competitiveness.