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Compare the outcome, target group, level, workload, prerequisites, assessment and current cohort status.
The STEMMING training component
A clear learning journey supported by a rigorous shared framework.
Explore four connected pillars and eight stackable mini-credentials. Each programme publishes its outcomes, learning workload, ECTS credits, assessment and support routes.
4public pillars
8mini-credentials
10structured hours
1assessment decision
The learner journey
Choose, learn, demonstrate and apply.
The journey connects clear discovery, active learning, assessment evidence and opportunities to apply what you have learned.
Learn actively
Use concise explainers, tutorials, notebooks, simulations, scenarios, challenge work and guided self-study.
Demonstrate competence
Complete an auditable quiz, notebook, design task, report, scenario decision, pitch or project artefact.
Apply the evidence
Use approved evidence in an existing course, challenge, staff-development offer, internship or venture pathway where available.
What every mini-credential must define
A common quality profile
Every mini-credential follows a shared profile so that outcomes, workload, assessment, support and recognition conditions can be compared clearly across the consortium.
Learning outcomes
Four to six learner-centred outcomes mapped to technical, digital, green, entrepreneurship and transversal competence areas where relevant.
Workload
The workload includes learning content, practice, reflection and assessment. The programme page shows its current ECTS value and assessment requirements.
Assessment blueprint
Evidence type, criteria, pass threshold, permitted AI use, feedback, resubmission, moderation and appeal route.
Inclusive delivery
Accessible files and interactions, flexible participation modes, inclusive examples and a human route for reasonable support needs.
Responsible AI
AI may explain, coach, triage and provide formative feedback. High-stakes decisions remain under qualified human oversight.
Credential evidence
Each cohort states its issuer, learning outcomes, assessment evidence, credential metadata and validity conditions before applications open.
The learning offer
Four pillars and eight mini-credentials
STEMMING is organised into four connected pillars, each with two stackable mini-credentials. Entrepreneurship is both a dedicated pillar and a practice embedded across technical learning.
Agentic AIUse and build AI-assisted STEM workflows responsibly.
2 mini-credentialsSmart Green & SolarWork with smart PV, energy data and digital-twin challenges.
2 mini-credentialsQuantum Trust & SecurityApply trusted and quantum-ready infrastructure concepts.
2 mini-credentialsVenture & EntrepreneurshipTurn technical learning into value, employability and venture evidence.
2 mini-credentialsGreen STEM Educational Agent Lab
AI assistance with visible limits and human escalation.
The project plans curriculum-aware virtual tutors, learning and venture coaching, ticketing and expert escalation. The portal connects participants to reviewed guidance, request tracking and the learning routes published for each cohort. AI-assisted support is designed with human supervision and clear escalation.
Use the human support routeAI layerExplain · practise · recommend · triage
→Human layerReview · decide · moderate · support
Recognition and certification
Recognition you can evaluate before you enrol.
Each published cohort identifies the delivering institution, workload, assessment, issuer, fee and eligibility. Local credit or professional recognition is shown only where it has been formally confirmed; mentoring, internships and venture support are presented as separate pathways with their own capacity and selection conditions.
Before you commit
Clear answers to important questions
Each cohort publishes its own eligibility, recognition and opportunity conditions so that you can decide with confidence.
See all FAQs and supportWhat is STEMMING?
STEMMING is a European higher-education initiative developing short, assessed learning across Agentic AI, smart green and solar systems, quantum trust and security, and venture creation.
Who is the training for?
The main audiences are BSc, MSc and PhD learners, academic staff, professional university staff and selected ecosystem participants. Each cohort page confirms its own level, prerequisites and local eligibility.
How is the offer organised?
The public architecture contains four connected pillars and eight stackable mini-credentials. Local courses, challenge weeks and staff-development offers can implement those credentials in different settings.
How much time does a credential require?
The standard MC workload is 10 hours, including learning content, practice, reflection and assessment. Learn at your own pace. Individual programme pages show any variation.
What evidence will I produce?
Depending on the credential, evidence may include a quiz, notebook, design worksheet, scenario decision, short report, pitch or project artifact. The course page states the assessment before enrolment.
Will I receive a certificate or credit?
Successfully completing one MC earns 0.5 ECTS; two at this value earn 1 ECTS. Where a final examination is used, its default pass mark is 60%. Your programme shows whether completion uses lesson quizzes or a final examination and its current thresholds. Earned credits appear in My STEMMING.
Build what comes next
Choose one mini-credential. Make one next step visible.
Compare the mini-credentials, choose the outcome that fits your goals and follow the confirmed cohort route when you are ready.