The Creative Europe Culture sub-programme is achieving its objectives after 4 years in operation: 1500 organisations are collaborating via more than 280 small or larger-scale cooperation projects which cover all culture and artistic creation sectors; more than 4000 professionals are connected...

The Creative Europe Culture sub-programme is achieving its objectives after 4 years in operation: 1500 organisations are collaborating via more than 280 small or larger-scale cooperation projects which cover all culture and artistic creation sectors; more than 4000 professionals are connected...

The Bologna Process - starting with the Sorbonne and Bologna Declarations - was the response of national governments to the problems arising from the EU-driven mobility of European students and graduates: many higher education ministers agreed to pursue the convergence of their systems in order...

This report was produced with the advice of the European ECEC experts under the guidance of the European Commission and in the quality theme of Working Groups Schools. These early childhood education and care (ECEC) experts set out to identify indicators which would complement the ECEC Quality...

Newly arrived migrant children often have complicated, multicountry trajectories behind them and may have acquired a rich and yet uneven pattern of linguistic skills in different languages. They are therefore often ideally placed to reflect on the relationship between languages and cultural...

Role models come from all walks of life and professional backgrounds. They have sometimes taken an unusual path to discover their true vocation. Often they have overcome major obstacles, helping them grow and become resilient. Their experiences can serve as examples to young people struggling to...

The aim of this report is to analyse the developments of the transfer market since 2013 in terms of main economic trends and legal evolution. The study was commissioned in October 2017 by the Directorate-General for Education, Youth, Sport and Culture (DG EAC) of the European Commission and...

By now it is well known that education is associated with many beneficial effects in society. In the economics of education literature, these effects are typically measured by observing in the labour market the increased earnings or productivity of more educated workers relative to less educated...

The European Union Prize for Literature (EUPL) is unique; it is the only award for books by new and emerging authors from so many countries. Since its launch in 2009 the Prize has been awarded to a total of 108 remarkable authors from altogether 37 European countries, all writing in their own...