Municipality Credentials
Education
Public Administration
A student gets access to local discounts using municipality credentials based on a European student card
Education
Strengthen recognition, mobility, and trust in education.
Today's educational systems are fragmented and rely on bilateral agreements or manual verification. EBSI enables ministries, universities, and education providers to streamline diploma & micro-credentials verification and strengthen recognition and mobility across Europe.
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Trusted by institutions across Europe
Advancing digital trust with EBSI.
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Support cross-border recognition
When students apply, transfer, or continue their studies in another country, receiving institutions need reliable ways to confirm what was issued, by whom, and when. The EBSI network enables credentials to be verified directly, helping reduce dependency on manual follow-up between institutions.
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Enable learner mobility
Students participating in Erasmus, joint degrees, alliances, or doctoral programmes need to prove their status and achievements across multiple institutions. With trusted digital credentials, learners can carry verifiable proof of their academic journey while institutions remain the authoritative source.
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Strengthen trust in qualifications
Employers, universities, and public authorities need confidence that qualifications are authentic, current, and issued by a recognised source. EBSI supports verification through a shared layer of digital trust, so institutions can verify information directly while keeping control of their own systems.
Infrastructure designed for trusted exchange.
Sovereign European network
EBSI is designed around European governance, interoperability, and institutional accountability, helping public and education actors collaborate without relying on a single commercial platform.
Member States governance
EBSI is operated by participating Member States, creating a resilient trusted layer for digital exchange.
System interoperability
Institutions can use EBSI as a trust layer while continuing to operate their own education, identity, and student information systems.
European Qualification Passport for Refugees (EQPR)
Education
Public Administration
A refugee presents an EQPR to a European university to apply for a master and find a job in Europe
Bachelor/Master Degree
Education
A student applies for a PhD with a bachelor/master degree from a foreign country
Transcript of Records
Education
A student gets a master diploma after receiving a transcript of records validated by Erasmus
Digital Ferry Onboarding Experience
Education
Travel & Mobility
Improving all aspects of traveling experience via ferry for EU students, by simplifying by simplifying the onboarding experience.
Micro-credentials
Education
Employment & Labour
Helping lifelong learners, from students to workers, achieve their professional ambitions by giving them access to recognised micro-credentials for their educational achievements.
Vocational Education & Training
Education
Employment & Labour
Assisting European citizens in the acceptance and recognition of certifications for vocational education and training across Europe.
Resumé Credentials Application
Education
Employment & Labour
Establishing a unified digital system across Europe for the storage and exchange of various educational and professional qualifications.
Formal Accreditation and Recognition
Education
Public Administration
Facilitating the issuance, recognition, and acceptance of digital student university certificates to enable their cross-border use.
Education projects using EBSI.
Across Europe, ministries, universities, alliances, and education networks have explored how EBSI can support trusted credentials, student mobility, and qualification recognition.
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Explore use cases in education.
See how an education institution can issue a digital qualification that learners can share and other trusted parties can verify directly.
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Connect your institution to EU's digital trust infrastructure.
EBSI helps education actors issue and verify credentials across borders while keeping control of their existing systems and governance.