In the digitalised era in which we are currently living, it is essential to be able to use digital technologies. But it is also true that it is not equally easy for everyone to access technology.
The European Commission launched on 25.08.2020 a new call for Erasmus+ KA2 Strategic Partnerships, considering the challenges of the current COVID-19 pandemic, under the topics “digitale Bildung” (digital education) and “Kreativität und Kultur” (creativity and culture).
The European Commission has published the call for applications for the Erasmus Charter for Higher Education (ECHE). From 2021 onwards, it will be the entry ticket for the successor programme to Erasmus+. Therefore, all higher institutions that want to take part in the programme are invited to apply for a charter.
Erasmus+: EU will invest over €3 billion in young Europeans to study or train abroad in 2020
Last month, the European Commission published the 2019 Education and Training Monitor, which analyses how education and training evolve in the EU and its Member States.
Brussels, 25 October 2019 Today marks one year since the launch of SELFIE (Self-reflection on Effective Learning by Fostering Innovation through Educational technology), the European Commission’s free online tool that helps schools assess and improve the ways they use technology for teaching and learning. Over 450,000 students, teachers and school leaders in 45 countries have […]
Nowadays, many countries are starting to debate whether we are living in an actual democracy. Many people feel that the politicians only listen to the economic elites, ignoring what the majority of the citizens have to say. Besides, the media takes advantage of the situation, living from the dispute and scandal that arises between the […]
The Leaders of the European Union have met in Sibiu, Romania, to talk about the future of the EU.
Considering the upcoming European elections, the European Commission in Austria, together with the LET’S CEE Film Festival, invite youngsters and adults to watch some short films in different cinemas in Austria.
A no-deal Brexit seems to be the most likely option after the UK House of Commons did not approve the Withdrawal Agreement from The European Union, neither on January 15 nor on March 12 2019. Therefore, decisions were to be made.