Are you ready for the future? Apply to the FutureLit Academy

Today, you’re expected to know it all — to navigate new technologies, make smart decisions, build a career in conditions of uncertainty, and constantly adapt to change. Formal education rarely prepares you for this reality. The FutureLit Academy was created for young people who want to acquire the skills they truly need for the world we live in today – and for the one that is coming.

The Academy starts on March 2 and runs for five months, offering an intensive, practice-oriented programme that brings together:

  • futures literacy and strategic thinking,
  • digital and financial literacy,
  • leadership and decision-making,
  • communication, innovation, and work on real social and professional challenges.

The programme is designed for students and young professionals aged 18 to 35 who want to strengthen their ability to navigate uncertainty, gain practical and applicable knowledge, and become part of a European community of future-oriented young people.

During the Academy, participants will work on real projects and current challenges related to technology, communication, social change, environmental issues, and future skills. The programme will culminate in the FutureX Summit – a final event where participants will publicly present their ideas, solutions, and projects to experts, partners, and a wider audience, gaining visibility, experience, and valuable professional connections.

Don’t miss the chance to be part of the generation that shapes the future – instead of merely adapting to it.

Apply to the FutureLit Academy

Invest five months. Gain skills for a lifetime.

The project is implemented by the Institute of Communication Studies, in partnership with FH JOANNEUM – University of Applied Sciences (Austria) and the Faculty of Management, University of Primorska (Slovenia), bringing together expertise in communication, digital transformation, financial literacy, and strategic leadership.

The FutureLit Academy is funded by the Erasmus+ programme and is part of broader European efforts to advance digital education, future-oriented skills, and young people’s readiness for the labour market and civic participation. Participation in the Academy is completely free of charge for all selected participants.