During this productive gathering, experts from the EU.ACE project:
- Explored existing frameworks and shared best practices, including the Council Recommendation and the Austrian national BFUG recommendation for micro-credentials.
- Standardized documentation to ensure consistency across participating countries.
- Discussed implementation strategies and the future of digital credentialing.
A major milestone was reached: developing five joint micro-credentials, set to launch in 2025. These credentials aim to enhance accessibility and standardization in education across Europe, reinforcing a future-ready learning ecosystem.
EU.ACE thanks Alba Iulia University for hosting the event and to all partners for their invaluable contributions. Through collaborative efforts, this initiative is paving the way for a more inclusive and future-focused educational landscape in Europe.
