Education

The new EU visa policy strategy: between secure EU borders, digitalisation and attraction of global talent for innovation and research.

With Centres of Vocational Excellence (CoVEs), Europe tackles skills shortages by linking education, industry, and regions for future-ready training.

Young people show strong interest in entrepreneurship, yet few start businesses. A new OECD-EC report offers five policy pointers to change this trend.

DigComp 3.0 introduces new priorities, learning outcomes and proficiency levels to close digital skills gaps and prepare for emerging technologies.

The Education and Skills Summit explored reforms, industry-education partnerships, STEM shortages, and Europe’s strategy to attract and retain global talent.

While the EU is concerned about losing the battle for STEM talents, gaps in basic skills and quality monitoring persist, according to the EEA Monitor.

The EU pushes to boost entrepreneurial skills in schools, but a new report shows most countries still lack a true whole-school approach.

CEDEFOP’s new report outlines two decades of EU progress in lifelong learning, highlighting the importance of recognising non-formal and informal learning.

European ministers endorsed the Herning Declaration, charting a future-oriented VET agenda to tackle skills gaps and making VET more attractive.

Amid national budget cuts for education, the EU calls on member states to boost education spending, stressing its role in resilience and growth.