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More than ever before, people who want to navigate this world competently and confidently need not only a solid STEM education but digital skills as well. Those who don't have them will be left out - or left behind.

PROF. DR. WOLFGANG SCHUSTER, CHAIRMAN OF THE EXECUTIVE BOARD

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institutions are taking part in our MINTeinander project, thereby profiting from training opportunities and educational materials.