General Info
"This policy aims to address four challenges in relation to higher education in the EU, namely: i) tackling future skills mismatches and promoting excellence in skills development, ii) building inclusive and connected higher education systems, iii) ensuring higher education institutions contribute to innovation, and iv) supporting effective and efficient higher education systems, by launching actions that include, among other things, an up-scaled EU STE(A)M coalition bringing together different education sectors, business and public sector employers to promote uptake of relevant STE(A)M subjects and modernise STE(A)M and other curricula, including through more multi-disciplinary programmes and cooperation between relevant faculties and HEIs."
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"This policy follows from Commission’s White Paper on the Future of Europe, the initiative 'Investing in Europe's Youth' and the New Skills Agenda for Europe."
"This policy frames new EU support for higher education, by addressing challenges such as i) tackling future skills mismatches and promoting excellence in skills development, ii) building inclusive and connected higher education systems, iii) ensuring higher education institutions contribute to innovation, and iv) supporting effective and efficient higher education systems. It does so by referring to 16 specific actions, one of which consists of the launch of an up-scaled EU STE(A)M coalition where employers of the education sector, business and public sector come together to promote the uptake of relevant STE(A)M subjects by moderninsing STE(A)M and other curricula, including through more multi-disciplinary programmes and cooperation between relevant faculties and HEIs."
"This policy, apart from creating the basis for a renewed EU STE(A)M Coalition among employers in the education sector, public sector and business sector, is also used by the European Commission to justify attribution of funding to projects that focus on the promotion of STEM via their modernisation as STE(A)M and their introduction in curricula."
"European Commission", "EU STE(A)M Coalition members"
Educational Material/Resources
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