The first semi-yearly General Assembly meeting of 2017 took place in Tallinn, Estonia. The meeting was co-hosted by the Estonian STEM platform (Estonian...
Our world is full of complex causality; causal loops and spirals, events with multiple contributing causes, chaotic oscillations in the weather, the stock...
Do employers in "non-STEM" occupations (e.g. Graphic Designers, Economists) seek to hire STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) graduates...
The OECD Skills Strategy provides a strategic approach to skills policies to promote better skills, better jobs and better lives. It aims to strengthen...
On March 3, 2017 the Association of Nordic Engineers (ANE) hosted a stakeholders meeting aimed at facilitating the knowhow sharing and stakeholder...
Most girls become interested in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) in school at the age of 11-1/2, but that interest starts to wane by the age...
The world is rapidly changing; technological progress is swiftly and permanently altering our everyday lives. Globalization and technology advancement bring...
Industry matters – one in five jobs is in industry. New technologies bring rapid changes and are breaking down the barriers between supply chains, customers...
More and more young people are choosing to study science, technology, engineering and mathematics (‘STEM’) both at secondary school and in higher education...
This infographic provides an overview of the position of STEM professions in the metal- and electro industry in Germany, with a specific focus on Baden-...
In 2013, Samsung launched a new global Corporate Citizenship strategy with a focus on Education, Employment, Health and the Environment. This brochure is...
On September 29, 2016 the General Meeting of the EU STEM Coalition took place in Copenhagen, Denmark. The meeting was hosted and co-organised by the Danish...
After five years of pursuing an enterprise policy, now seems an appropriate time to take stock of the experiences gained. The Dutch economic system has...
The EU STEM Coalition has joined as a supporter the European Pact for Youth. The European Pact for Youth was initiated by CSR Europe – partner of the EU...
As presented during the General Assembly meeting of September 29, 2016 in Copenhagen, Denmark, the Danish Prime Minister Lars Lokke Rasmussen reacted...
The Education and Training Monitor is a European Commission Staff Working Document that presents a yearly evaluation of education and training systems...
Manufacturing: comparisons of manufacturing in the UK and other major economies since 1970 using UN data. This note uses UN Conference on Trade and...
ThinkYoung, partner of the EU STEM Coalition, in collaboration with Wilfried Martens Centre kicked off the European Maker Week with MakersTown on May 24....
Katrien de Schrijver of the Flemish STEM platform and member of the EU STEM Coalition discussed ‘Women in STEM’ at TEDx Ghent. In her talk, she presents the...
AEDE-France, partner of the EU STEM Coalition, will offer a variety of training courses throughout the EU over the course of 2016 and 2017 as part of the...
On May 4, the French daily financial newspaper Les Echos published a comprehensive article on the digital economy, and the need for more...
On April 25th special attention was given to the EU STEM Coalition during the Wissenstag of the Hannover Messe. During the opening ceremony Dutch Prime...
The Technology Pact 2013 - 2020 (updated in 2016) is the national STEM strategy of the government of the Netherlands. The Technology Pact is a multi-...
The report is the result of an analysis of country responses to a survey launched in the summer of 2015, addressing recent, current or planned priorities,...
The overall aim of this thesis was to understand Science Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) choices and how they can be influenced by...