About the ADS Cluster
The Advanced Digital Skills Cluster aim to support the development of advanced digital skills in areas covered by the Programme to contribute to increasing Europe’s talent pool, bridge the digital gap and foster greater professionalism
The ADS cluster
Bachelors, masters, and self-standing modules in key capacity areas such as:
- Artificial Intelligence
- Data analytics
- Machine Learning
- Cybersecurity
- XR (VR, AR)
- HPC
Bachelors, masters, doctoral programmes and self-standing modules to acquire skills in key
capacity areas:
- Artificial Intelligence
- Virtual worlds
- Quantum
SPECIALISED Education Programmes 2021-2022
Bachelors, masters, and self-standing modules in key capacity areas such as:
- Artificial Intelligence
- Data analytics
- Cybersecurity
- Chips
- Internet of Things
- Robotics
Training courses targeted at businesses and small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in key capacity areas such as:
- Cybersecurity
- Blockchain
- AI
- Cloud
- Other emerging technologies
Supports the creation and installation of the European Cybersecurity Skills Academy, delivering training courses to address the most in-demand skills such as:
- Cyberforensics
- Cyber ranges
- Malware analysis
- AI for Cybersecurity
Creation of European networks of higher education institutions, industry partners, including start-ups and SMEs, and other relevant institutions, delivering bachelors and/or masters programmes in semiconductors.
EuroHPC Joint Undertaking under the Digital Europe Programme, building Europe’s next generation of high-performance computing (HPC) professionals by increasing access to Europe’s supercomputing infrastructure.
Other support projects
Support to EdTech, start-ups and SMEs to accelerate their disruptive EdTech solutions
- Advanced Digital Skills Analysis - Analysis of the European labour market
- Promoting European Innovation in Education - support to EdTech start-ups and SMEs to accelerate their EdTech solutions
- Digital Skills and Jobs platform - Bringing together initiatives, resources, and the digital skills community
- 37% Higher education establishments
- 36% Private for-profit entities
- 8% Research organisations
- 2% Public bodies
- 17% Other organisations