Overview

Eurypedia is the online encyclopedia of national education systems! Our interactive tool connects policymakers, researchers and educators across Europe, offering in-depth, country-specific insights into how education is structured across 40 European countries. Developed by the Eurydice Network, Eurypedia is a dynamic platform for helping you compare and research European national education system with clear, accessible information on all levels of education, from early childhood education and care all the way to higher education. Easily explore 40 national education systems divided by 14 chapters.

The new ‘Finland on the Move’ (Suomi liikkeelle) initiative strengthens the structures supporting daily physical activity to help people across all age groups increase their physical activity. With funding of €80 million, Finland’s new initiative encourages behavioural change at individual, community and organisational levels with flexible and practical solutions to make physical activity a natural part of everyday life in education. The initiative is joined with the existing initiatives ‘Schools on the Move’ (Liikkuva koulu) programme for primary and lower secondary education and the ‘Students on the Move’ (Liikkuva opiskelu) programme for upper secondary and higher education. Find out more about how Finland got students and teachers moving.

This Eurydice report focuses on the topic of equity and inclusion in higher education in Europe. It analyses the current level of alignment of European higher education systems with the ten Principles & Guidelines agreed by all EHEA countries as a blueprint to take forward the commitment of improving the social dimension.

Join us on 19 February 2026 for a comprehensive training session on the new institutional benchmarking tool. The session will guide participants through different viewing and analytical modes, explain the peer selection methodology, and demonstrate how to interpret and use the seven categories of indicators effectively. Participants will learn to navigate the platform, compare their institution with peers, and extract valuable insights for strategic planning and performance assessment.

Join us on 17 December 2025 for a comprehensive training session on the new institutional benchmarking tool. The session will guide participants through different viewing and analytical modes, explain the peer selection methodology, and demonstrate how to interpret and use the seven categories of indicators effectively. Participants will learn to navigate the platform, compare their institution with peers, and extract valuable insights for strategic planning and performance assessment.

Register to join our 2nd policy-oriented conference on 12 November 2025, from 09:30 to 16:30 CET (in Brussels or online), and explore EHESO’s role in promoting entrepreneurship and innovation, strengthening STEM participation, and enhancing the use of graduate tracking data for labour market relevance and skills use. Registration is now open.