PANORAIMA started on 1 January 2025, bringing European universities, research organisations and industry partners together to develop responsible AI education for professionals beyond the ICT sector.
AI skills for four professional fields
Coordinated by Utrecht University of Applied Sciences, the project builds on the Human-Centred AI Master’s initiative. It will develop specialised master’s pathways and standalone learning modules that connect AI knowledge with practical professional needs.
- Healthcare & Life Sciences
- Media & Culture
- Management & Finance
- Law & Compliance
The aim is to make human-centred, responsible AI education accessible to students and working professionals, including those without an ICT background.
ESI’s contribution
ESI will lead market and needs analysis and continuous market engagement, helping align the learning pathways with industry requirements. ESI will also contribute to the Management & Finance track through subject-matter knowledge, consultation and course-content reviews.
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Co-funded by the European Union through the Digital Europe Programme, grant agreement 101189994.
Sources: ENEA project record (project start: 1 January 2025); PANORAIMA project overview. Retrospective launch announcement added to the ESI news archive on 31 October 2026.
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