The European Documentation Center (EDC) is a lively space dedicated to learning about the European Union. Its mission is to make Europe tangible and accessible to everyone—citizens, students, teachers, and local associations.
Each visit gives you the opportunity to ask questions about Europe and understand its direct impact on your daily life.
At the EDC, you can:
“The EDC is a real bridge between citizens and Europe. Come and find out more, ask questions, and take part in activities.” – Carlos Terán
The EDC proposes:
Objective: to enable people to discover European citizenship and take an active part in it.
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Available services |
| Students | Access to Erasmus+, EACEA initiatives, and other mobility programs |
| Teachers | Comprehensive and up-to-date teaching materials |
| Curious citizens | Tips for finding information and digital resources |
The documents are available in the 24 official languages of the EU and adapted to all levels.
Carlos Terán is an architect, urban planner, and linguist with extensive experience in Europe. He has also worked at the European Commission, which has allowed him to become familiar with European Union programs and initiatives, including those related to the EACEA (Education, Audiovisual, and Culture Executive Agency), such as Erasmus+.
Today, he is delighted to assist and support visitors in discovering the opportunities offered by Europe, be it for citizens, students, or teachers.
A polyglot, Carlos is enthusiastic about welcoming and interacting with people in six different languages, while continuing to learn Luxembourgish.
“The EDC is a bridge between citizens and Europe. My goal is to make European information accessible and tangible for everyone, and to help everyone discover the European Union.”
We are planning a few events that will be posted here soon. Stay tuned!
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