Learning and teaching about the European Union
Secondary school students and their teachers spent one week learning about the European Union in Strasbourg in a push to strengthen European education.
Secondary school students and their teachers spent one week learning about the European Union in Strasbourg in a push to strengthen European education.
The national recovery and resilience plans foresee significant funding for education systems. The challenge lies in making them effective and impactful.
The European Union’s activities in supporting the education of entrepreneurs show how important collaboration in education is for innovation.
The 35th anniversary of the Erasmus+ programme re-launches learning mobility in Europe after the pandemic and brings some new ideas forward.
The EU ups the pace in higher education. The new strategy makes universities cornerstones in bringing education, research and innovation ever closer together.
While everybody welcomed the start of the European Year of Youth 2022, the concrete activities and outcomes are yet to be defined. A survey contributes ideas.
The European Education Summit 2021 puts the European Education Area at the centre and connects to the recovery and resilience funds.
Virtual exchanges in higher education can become a valuable complement to in-person international mobility.
The EU ministers for education and youth give priority to blended, digital and further education and civic spaces ahead of the European Year of Youth.
Students and teachers are key actors in the fight against climate change. The European Commission supports to this end the Education for Climate Coalition.