Eurydice News
Celebrating two milestones in EU knowledge on education and youth – Eurydice at 45 and the Youth Wiki at 10
Today marks the 10th anniversary of the launch of the Youth Wiki, Europe’s comparative youth policy database. This milestone coincides with the 45th anniversary of its older sibling, Eurydice, the knowledge base of education systems.
Denmark: Agreement on mobile-free primary and lower secondary schools, and school-based leisure time facilities
A broad majority of the Danish Parliament has agreed to establish mobile-free primary and lower secondary schools and school-based leisure time facilities. The purpose of the agreement is to ensure a setting for in-depth studies, concentration, and communities for the benefit of the pupils.
Eurydice Network Heads of Unit meeting 2025: 45 years building education policies together
The 2025 Eurydice Network Heads of Unit meeting brought together representatives from across Europe in Brussels to exchange on ongoing work, plan future activities, and strengthen collaboration.
Eurydice Network celebrates 45 years of supporting European education cooperation
2025 marks a major milestone for our Network: we celebrate its 45th anniversary. Since its establishment in 1980, Eurydice has served as a cornerstone in delivering reliable, comparable information on education systems and policies across Europe. It continues to support evidence-based policymaking, promote cooperation between European countries, and offer a trusted resource for decision‑makers, researchers and educators.
Youth mainstreaming, youth impact assessment and youth checks: an interview with one of our authors
Bologna Process Implementation Report: An interview with our authors
Learning for sustainability in Europe: An interview with our authors
Eurydice recently published a report on learning for sustainability in Europe. You can find the full study here Learning for sustainability in Europe: Building competences and supporting teachers and schools.
Erasmus Mundus turns 20: reflecting on two decades of a global programme
As the Erasmus Mundus programme celebrates its 20th anniversary this year, we had the opportunity to speak with Dagmar Höpcke and Bart Cosyns, both are project advisors at the European Education and Culture Executive Agency and actively working on the Erasmus Mundus initiative. Through this conversation, we explore the programme's legacy, its current impact, and the prospects it holds for the future.
12th Annual Youth Wiki National Correspondents Meeting: Fostering Knowledge for European Youth Policies
Structural indicators for monitoring education and training systems in Europe - 2023
This year’s edition analyses more than 45 key structural indicators on education policies in early childhood education and care, key competences, digital competence, early leaving from education and training, the teaching profession, equity and higher education.