The EIT’s DTTI platform currently features 14 quality-checked courses from HSLU, covering 50% of all EIT Deep Tech areas, from Sustainable Energy to Applied AI, across EQF levels 4–8. Designed with maximum flexibility—from microcredentials (2 ECTS) to bachelor’s (180 ECTS) and master’s programmes (120 ECTS), in-presence, online, hybrid, full-time and part-time—these offerings reach learners from diverse academic and professional backgrounds and address different time availabilities.
To date, 1,371 participants (20% women) have dedicated over 1.6 million hours to deep tech training. This achievement represents a strong example of impact within the Deep Tech Talent Ecosystem and the EIT Deep Tech Talent Community, as it not only delivers high-quality education across critical technology areas, but also actively contributes to closing the skills gap in these key fields, strengthening Europe’s capacity to innovate and compete globally.