The European EdTech Alliance (EEA) is a non-for-profit consortium of national EdTech associations and innovation clusters working with founders and providers of education technology (EdTech) to support the growth of the sector across Europe and beyond. Formed in 2019, the Alliance represents over 2,600 EdTech organisations in nearly 30 countries. Its members meet regularly to exchange insights, compare policy and market developments, identify shared challenges, and highlight emerging opportunities. The EEA fosters collaboration, transparency, and coordinated action across the European EdTech ecosystem, linking national contexts to a broader, evidence-informed vision for digital education. The University of Bochum was one of the first universities in Germany to introduce international bachelor's and master's degrees, which replaced the traditional German Diplom and Magister. Except for a few special cases, such as law, these degrees are offered by all faculties of the Ruhr-University. Currently, the university offers a total of 184 different study programs from all academic fields represented at the university