The Road-STEAMer first policy brief is out!

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November 9, 2023

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Here you may find the first Road-STEAMer Policy Brief.

We analysed the current scenario of the STEM sector in Europe – facing challenges like lack of skilled employees and underrepresentation of women and marginalised groups.

To address these issues and encourage greater engagement in science, the Road-STEAMer project prioritised four policy areas for policy development:

  • Encourage the uptake of STE(A)M careers;
  • Increase diversity in STE(A)M;
  • Increase science and arts literacy for all;
  • Align education with tomorrow’s societal needs.

The project will elaborate on identified policy areas and provide evidence-based policy recommendations in the next two foreseen policy briefs.

Do you want to find out more?

You can download the Road-STEAMer First Policy Brief.

 

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