Education

The European Commission makes a first assessment of the research and innovation activities of European University Alliances: satisfactory but challenges remain.

The latest assessment of what European countries do to enable learning mobility shows a positive trend, while support for disadvantaged learners remains weak.

New evidence was published by the Commission on the state and effectiveness of national funding schemes for the European University Initiative.

Eurydice’s 2023 report teaching language in European schools reveals innovative methods and key findings for successful language instruction.

The Commission proposes a way forward to make a European Degree a reality. This step-by-step approach, however, needs Member States on board to be successful.

A new EU report presents evidence on Covid-19’s impact on school learning outcomes and proposes policy actions to address it.

Inclusive education also means gender equality. In practice, however, we still face a number of challenges.

New digital applications and tools are changing our educational landscape, the human factor remains unfortunately often forgotten.

European awareness of the common challenge of teacher shortages leads to increased efforts to address it, for example, with new Erasmus+ Teacher Academies.

The EU takes stock on the implementation of automatic mutual recognition of qualifications in Europe by colour-coding countries’ progress.