10Sep2026EventsEuroCC Romania: Online session on 10 September on access to High Performance Computing for EDIHs, SMEs and startups EuroCC Romania organises on 10 September 2026, from 10:00 to 12:00, the online session “Connecting EDIHs, SMEs and Start-ups to HPC Opportunities” dedicated to the access of European Digital Innovation Hubs, SMEs and startups to High Performance Computing infrastructure. 10 Sep 2026 On Location
19Nov2026EventsDefCamp 2026: 19–20 November at the Palace of Parliament, with technical workshops on 16–18 November DefCamp 2026, one of the largest cybersecurity conferences in Central and Eastern Europe, takes place on 19 and 20 November 2026, at the Palace of Parliament in Bucharest. The technical workshop sessions are held separately from 16 to 18 November. 19 - 20 Nov 2026 On Location
20Oct2026EventsBucharest Cybersecurity Conference 2026: 20-22 October in Bucharest, organised by DNSC The Bucharest Cybersecurity Conference 2026 (BCC2026) takes place between 20 and 22 October 2026, at the HALO Events Center in Bucharest. The event is organised by the National Cyber Security Directorate (DNSC) with Bitdefender as Presenting Partner... 20 - 22 Oct 2026 on_location
News27 August 2026First teaching career 2026: funds on accredited courses, including training in artificial intelligence Teachers in Romania's pre-university education system will receive RON 1,500 in 2026 through the Teaching Career Bonus scheme. Under the rules governing the programme, at least RON 975 (65% of the total amount) must be used for accredited or Ministry-approved professional training, while the remaining amount can be spent on other eligible educational resources and activities.
Grant27 August 2026ANIS 2026 Scholarships, 9th edition: €5,000 grants for academics teaching emerging technologies The Employers' Association of the Software and Services Industry (ANIS) in Romania has launched the 9th edition of the ANIS Scholarships programme, awarding EUR 5,000 to academics who are bringing emerging technologies and innovative teaching...
News10 July 2026Romania adopts German open-source solution for the European Digital Identity Wallet (RoEUDIW) Romania has taken a decisive step in building its digital identity infrastructure: The government has officially announced that it will adopt and use the open-source technical solution developed by Germany for the implementation of the European...
Good practices27 May 2026Training programme for civil servants on digital skills - Romania The Advanced Digital Skills Training Programme strengthens Romania’s public administration by training over 32,500 civil servants in advanced digital skills, leadership, and talent management. The initiative builds capacity to operate modern IT...
28May2026EventsYour Diploma in the Age of AI: What else is worth learning and how do you prove that you know What does a valuable degree look like in a world where AI generates anything? What skills remain, what skills disappear, and how do you prove you really have them? Your Diploma in the Age of AI: What else is worth learning and how to prove you know is a webinar that brings together teachers, entrepreneurs, industry professionals and public policy makers for an honest discussion about transforming the labor market and education into the AI era. 28 May 2026 Virtual Live
News12 June 2026Romania by the end of the year: digital wallet becomes mandatory, but adoption does not come alone How many passwords do you have saved on the phone you are reading this article with? For a user tracked by the Edge Institute in a recent analysis, the answer is 314. Three hundred and fourteen accounts on different platforms — public institutions, banks, online shops, social networks — each with a combination of personal data that individually seem benign, but together build a digital footprint that no one really controls.
News18 May 2026Locked Shields 2026: Romania defends critical infrastructure alongside Ukraine and Moldova On Friday 24 April 2026, Locked Shields, the world’s largest live-fire cyber defence event, ended in Tallinn. Organised annually since 2010 by the NATO Cooperative Cyber Defence Centre of Excellence (CCDCOE), this year the event brought together more than 4,000 specialists from 41 states, organised in 16 multinational teams that defended, under real pressure, hypothetical critical infrastructures – from military systems to electronic voting networks, from air defence to essential utilities.