EU Code Week 2025 seminar for teachersDigital skillsShow less On Wednesday 15 October 2025, a group of church primary school educators participated in an interesting professional development seminar at Malta’s Digital Innovation Hub. Read more
Blockchain and Cryptocurrencies: time for a transformational revision in the finance sector?BlockchainShow less eSkills Malta Foundation dives into the biggest challenges ahead as blockchain technology and cryptocurrencies advance further. Are we in for a new revolution of the finance and banking sector? Learn more here. Read more
Leveraging robotics to help children with autismRoboticsShow less Recent advances in robotics offer promising tools to support children with autism in managing their emotions effectively. Read more
Tech Trek: Technology Adventure for Young People who have Powered the FutureArtificial IntelligenceRoboticsAugmented RealityDigital skillsShow less More than 40 curious and creative young minds came together in July for the bootcamp Tech Trek, a collaborative initiative between MDIA, Tech.mt and the University of Malta, and the result was truly inspirational. Read more
AI in Education: Strengthening Learning Results and Reducing Digital Gaps in MaltaArtificial IntelligenceDigital skillsShow less Malta is actively preparing its education system to harness the benefits of AI within a broader framework of digital transformation. Read more
Romanian Ministry of Education Report: a tough diagnosis of digital skills in RomaniaDigital skillsShow less A new diagnostic report analyses the current state of play of education and research in Romania, highlighting a major deficit in digital skills and technological innovation. Find out more. Read more
Shaping the MERIT study programs to reflect the industry needs and trendsArtificial IntelligenceCybersecurityInternet of ThingsDigital skillsShow less The rapid advancement of Artificial Intelligence (AI), the Internet of Things (IoT), and Cybersecurity is transforming industries and nature of work worldwide. To keep up with the evolving trends and ensure our study programs remain relevant and impactful, the MERIT project is conducting a crucial survey. This initiative aims to assess current and future technologies and trends, gathering insights to bridge skill gaps and enhance educational programs. Read more
Embracing digital and resilient industry: TalTech’s milestone master programme shapes the future of engineering education Internet of ThingsRoboticsRobotic process automationShow less As Europe continues to transform its industrial base through digitalisation, sustainability, and resilience, universities are rethinking the way engineers are educated. Tallinn University of Technology (TalTech) is at the forefront of this change with its renewed Industrial Engineering and Management master’s programme (MARM), developed in close collaboration with the MERIT (Master Education for Resilience, Innovation and Technology) project. Read more
Building Europe's digital future: the MERIT project's inclusive approach to advanced digital skillsArtificial IntelligenceCybersecurityInternet of ThingsDigital skillsShow less Digital MERIT is a project co-funded by the European Union under the Digital Europe Programme. It brings together universities from four countries, industrial partners, research centres, technology transfer organizations, and digital innovation hubs with the goal of developing a strong, inclusive, and sustainable educational ecosystem with a four-year program. Read more
A Pioneering Master's Program at Riga Technical University: MERIT - The Management of Smart, Resilient, and Interconnected SystemsArtificial IntelligenceCybersecurityInternet of ThingsShow less The digital age presents unprecedented challenges and opportunities for organizations across all sectors. To thrive in this dynamic landscape, businesses require leaders equipped with a unique blend of technical expertise and strategic leadership skills. Read more
