The Intro to EHESO Microdata training addresses first-time and entry-level EHESO microdata users (e.g. early career researchers, policymakers,…). The main goal is to inform about the coverage of the EHESO microdata, enable users to navigate through the EHESO microdata interface, select the data of interest (variables, countries, years) and extract data according to their needs.

This training session provides policymakers and other stakeholders with the knowledge and skills needed to navigate and interact with the European Higher Education Sector Scoreboard (EHESS).

The launch of the European Higher Education Sector Scoreboard (EHESS) will be complemented with a policy-oriented conference Learning from the 1st edition of the European Higher Education Sector Scoreboard and looking at the future of EHESO on January 30th, 2025. This conference will not only present the launch of EHESS but also raise awareness about the Scoreboard among policymakers and higher education sector stakeholders. Additionally, the expectations that various target audiences have for the future of the Observatory will be explored.

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Dear reader, we are happy to inform you about a new Eurydice publication: "Towards equity and inclusion in higher education in Europe".

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Today, from 12.30 to 14.00, Eurydice invites you to the presentation of its two latest reports: "Integrating Students from Migrant Backgrounds into Schools in Europe: National Policies and Measures" and "Integrating Asylum Seekers and Refugees into Higher Education in Europe: National Policies and Measures". This will represent the opportunity to have an open and wider discussion on what top-level education authorities do to integrate migrants into schools and how cultural and linguistic diversity is addressed in Europe. The inclusion of asylum seekers and refugees in higher education will also be part of the debate.

The conference will be web streamed, click on "more" and follow us! The link will be active when the conference starts. Questions are more then welcome through our Facebook page: EurydiceEU.

Speakers: Ms Adrienn NYIRCSAK (DG EAC), Mr David CROSIER (EACEA) and Ms Sogol NOORANI (EACEA).