Academia is delighted to celebrate an important milestone on the path towards a more skilled workforce in Europe: the EIT Deep Tech Talent Initiative, led by the European Institute of Innovation and Technology (EIT), has successfully trained one million individuals in the field of deep tech technologies.
As signatories to the initiative, we are proud to have contributed to this achievement. With the support of more than 600 other signatories, as well as educational excellence, a broad European network and EIT funding, the initiative is creating key opportunities for the development of skills for the future.
The initiative currently includes a catalogue of more than 200 courses offered by signatories in areas such as advanced computing and artificial intelligence, all marked with the initiative's quality label. Training takes place not only through educational programmes, but also through open innovation competitions, conferences and intensive workshops (bootcamps). Since 2023, women represent 36% of all trained participants, which significantly contributes to a more inclusive workforce in Europe.
This joint effort to equip the European workforce with cutting-edge knowledge reflects the EIT's strong commitment to ensuring that European industry remains at the forefront of global innovation, promotes an inclusive working environment and strengthens Europe's competitiveness.
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Source: Academia (1. 7. 2025). Fotografije: arhiv Academie.
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