Education

Even if EU Member States’ education expenses are higher, they fail to compensate for inflation and face stronger competition from other public services. 

A new report shows that the implementation of the Bologna process commitments is slowing down. The Commission tries to create new momentum.

A new report highlights the added value of Erasmus Mundus and shows that the programme increased the visibility and reputation of European higher education.

EU Ministers of Education gathered in Brussels and agreed on increasing mobility targets for students and VET learners.

A majority of countries in Europe provide the possibility for access to or fulfilment of higher education based on prior non-formal and informal learning.

Based on the mid-term evaluation of the EU Youth Strategy, the Commission wants to better communicate on youth policy by setting up national youth coordinators.

The European Commission has proposed a new Directive to combat bogus internships. Critics say it lacks ambition.

European Commission Vice-President Schinas: “The European Degree will find its place next to Schengen, Erasmus+, the Euro.”

European University Alliances share good practices on their research and innovation activities and how they can impact society.

The 2024 European skills index, which assesses the performance of skills systems in Europe, shows a positive trend towards slow convergence.