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  1. General Impact of the EUDIW in the Education and Research Sectors

Impact on the Education Sector


Impact on the Research Sector

Verifiable Credentials & Mobility: Students, as well as training professionals can store and present verified diplomas, certificates, and student IDs across different EU countries. The EUDIW simplifies applications for further study, continuous training or employment.


Support for Research Mobility: The EUDIW simplifies the recognition of research qualifications and permits, helping to overcome administrative processes burdens for cross-border research projects and mobility.

Administrative Efficiency: Institutions can verify credentials (including micro-credentials) without manual, paper-based processes, speeding up enrolment and onboarding.


Trusted Identity Management: By integrating with systems like eduGAIN, the EUDIW provides a secure, privacy-preserving way to manage researcher identities, enhancing cross-national research collaboration.


Secure Access to Services: The EUDIW facilitates seamless access to educational platforms, library services, and student discounts across the EU.

The EUDIW can facilitate secure access to cross-national teaching.


Seamless Access to research resources: Researchers can use the EUDIW to internationally access research infrastructure, digital repositories, and collaboration platforms.

  1. Standardisation: The Implementing Acts

The EUDI implementing acts provide the necessary technical specifications and standards intended to make the European Digital Identity Wallet (EUDI) a secure, interoperable, and, user-friendly tool. The establishment of the EUDIW implementing acts aims to ensure consistent, high-level security across all Member States, allowing citizens and businesses to easily and securely authenticate, sign documents, and share digital credentials across borders. 

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