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Digital4Business is a European Union funded educational initiative aimed at providing advanced digital skills training to students, professionals, and businesses across Europe.^[1] The initiative focuses on bridging, the digital skills gap and promoting digital transformation in European organisations, particularly small and medium sized enterprises (SMEs).

The project was launched in 2023 under the EU's Digital Europe Programme. The project received approximately €19.92 million in funding and it is coordinated by consortium of universities, research centres, industry partners and national skills organisations across Europe.

At the core of the initiative is the Joint Professional Master's Degree in Advanced Digital Technologies for Business, which is delivered fully online and internationally accredited. The programme is designed to combine academic knowledge with practical industry ready skills and includes the following focus areas:

• Artificial Intelligence (AI)
• Data analytics
• Cybersecurity
• Cloud computing
• Digital transformation
• Elective modules in emerging technologies such as Blockchain, Internet of Things (IoT), and Generative AI

• Digital Skills and Jobs Platform EU^[2]
• Linköping University, Sweden^[3]
• University of Bologna, Italy
• NOVA IMS, Portugal
• National College of Ireland^[4]
• National and European industry and training organisations, including Skillnet Ireland^[5]

The consortium collaborates to ensure the curriculum is aligned with industry needs and supports workforce development in digital technologies.

As European Commission initiative Digital4Business is designed to support digital skills ecosystem in Europe the develop the skills among students and professionals and prepare SMEs for exponential growth of informational system.