Malta Digital Skills and Jobs Platform (LISP)
Code.SprintMT is a national coding contest organised once yearly for students following studies in Computing Science at Ordinary, Intermediate and Advanced Levels, as well as under/post-graduate students following a course in Computing/IT and already established software developers. The contest is divided into three categories, which are designed for secondary students, post-secondary students, and an Open category.
It is imperative that the younger generation of society adapt and learn more about Artificial Intelligence, Digital Innovation and Information Technology that is constantly evolving.
As a result, MDIA is organizing a Summer School related to this topic known as the Future Innovators Summer School.
The National Council for Women has the pleasure to announce the interactive STEM courses for children. Bring your child to NCW for these fun and stimulating sessions where children, parents and guardians will be introduced to the exciting world of STEM.
In this crucial decade for taking action against climate change, it is imperative that all sectors of the EU economy […]
Calling all aspiring coders! Step into the exciting world of coding at our Live Coding Workshop for children aged 8-14! […]
Summer Camp AI: ‘Exploring Intelligence – A Bootcamp on Us and Tech’ The Summer Camp AI is a bootcamp focusing […]
Malta will be hosting MED9 Meeting of Ministers responsible for the Digital Economy on 20th September 2023 at MFCC.
Economy Ministers and representatives of Croatia, Cyprus, France, Greece, Italy, Malta, Portugal, Slovenia and Spain, will come together to exchange insights,
This Masterclass hosted by Angele Galea is a platform for women in leadership roles across diverse industries to showcase and share their stories, challenges, and key achievements in their respected fields. This facilitated discussion will speak on what it means to play a leadership role, as a woman, in our society.
Every year, EU Code Week celebrates and promotes the importance of digital literacy and coding skills among people of all ages and backgrounds. Anyone is welcome to organise or join an activity. Activities are ongoing throughout the year, but two weeks are set aside that are specifically designated as Code Week – this year, 7-22 October.
The security of the European Union cannot be guaranteed without the EU’s most valuable resource: its people. The EU urgently needs professionals with the skills and competences to prevent, detect, deter, and defend the EU against cyberattacks.
In 2022, the shortage of cybersecurity professionals in the EU ranged between 260,000 and 500,000, while the EU’s cybersecurity workforce needs were estimated at 883,000 professionals. In addition, women only amounted to 20% of cybersecurity graduates and to 19% of information and communications technology specialists.
Let’s celebrate the ongoing change, growth and evolution behind lifelong learning and skills acquisition. Allow yourself to undertake such a […]
Are you or do you know a recent or upcoming Computer Science graduate with dreams of launching your tech career […]
