Summer School on Informatics Education Research
Informatics and Other Disciplines
Best Practices in Education Award
2022 - Educating the Workforce for the Digital Transformation
2020 - Lifelong Education and Talent Gap in Informatics
2018 - Transforming Informatics Education
2017 - Informatics Education Available to All
2016 - Informatics Education in Primary and Secondary Schools
2015 - Informatics Education in Primary and Secondary Schools
2014 - Informatics Education in Primary and Secondary Schools
2013 - Informatics Education in Primary and Secondary Schools
Minerva Informatics Equality Award
2026 Minerva Informatics Equality Award
2025 Minerva Informatics Equality Award
2024 Minerva Informatics Equality Award
2023 Minerva Informatics Equality Award
2022 - Careers of Female Faculty
2021 - Recruiting and Supporting Female Students
2020 - Careers of Female PhD and Postdoc Researchers
2019 - Careers of Female Faculty
2018 - Recruiting and Supporting Female Students
2017 - Careers of Female PhD and Postdoc Researchers
The latest edition of ERCIM News (No. 104) carries a special section about "Women in ICT Research and Education".
Informatics Europe is pleased to announce that the Department of Informatics of the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT), Germany, joined Informatics Europe in January.
Informatics Europe is happy to welcome the Computer Laboratory, Faculty of Computer Science and Technology of the University of Cambridge, as a new member.
As of 1 January 2016, a new membership fee scheme will apply within Informatics Europe.
The winner of the Informatics Europe 2015 Best Practices in Education Award announced during ECSS 2015, Vienna, Austria is the Bebras "International Challenge on Informatics and Computational Thinking".
Informatics Europe welcomes Lynda Hardman as new President of the Board, along with seven newly elected Board members.
ECSS 2015, October 12-14, in Vienna, is less than a month away. Register today to take advantage of the early bird registration fee.
Since the beginning of the year, eight new members joined Informatics Europe. We are proud and happy to welcome:
With the expansion of Informatics and its growing pervasiveness in other disciplines and society in general, Department Chairs and Deans in Informatics face ever-increasing challenges.
Find out what's new at Informatics Europe, our member institutes and the informatics communities across Europe.

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We represent ca. 200 university departments and research institutes in Informatics from all over Europe.
Informatics Europe brings together 200 institutions across 35 European countries to strengthen the Informatics research and education community, advance shared priorities and shape the future of the discipline.
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