18 short digital skills courses available in Romanian - MERIT

Artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, robotics, digital manufacturing and data analysis are just some of the topics covered by the 18 short courses developed through the European MERIT project and translated into Romanian by the Digital Innovation Zone European Digital Innovation Hub.

By adapting these resources, Digital Innovation Zone is making educational content on advanced digital skills more accessible to professionals, students, entrepreneurs and anyone interested in learning.

Themes and topics you can study

The short courses were developed by MERIT’s four university partners:

• Riga Technical University – data spaces, robotic process automation, business process management and innovation ecosystems;
• Tallinn University of Technology – artificial intelligence in industry, digital manufacturing and industrial robot programming;
• Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya – cybersecurity, databases, natural language processing, machine learning and deep learning;
• Vilnius Gediminas Technical University – generative artificial intelligence, AI fundamentals, systems security and business analysis.

With their practical approach and timely topics, the short courses can support professional development and help learners understand how digital technologies can be used within organisations.

All you need to know to start learning 

Choose the topics that match your goals and start developing your digital skills. Explore all MERIT short courses available in Romanian.

If you are interested in the international offering, you can also explore courses provided by the partner universities, including resources in English. Browse the international MERIT short courses catalogue.

About MERIT

The MERIT project contributes to an innovative and inclusive European education ecosystem that responds to current labour market needs. It brings together universities, industry partners, research centres and digital innovation hubs from several European countries. MERIT is co-funded by the European Union through the Digital Europe Programme under Grant Agreement No. 101083531.