Want to make sense of the world through data?
The new European statistics learning hub is here to help! Whether you're a student, teacher, parent or simply curious, you'll find engaging resources to explore statistics and discover how they relate to everyday life.
Overview - European statistics learning hub - Eurostat
Start with easy-to-follow articles explaining key concepts, watch videos, or explore the glossary. Ready to dive deeper? Discover nine topics, from agriculture to science and technology, featuring data visualisations, webinars, podcasts and more.
The hub also offers information about the European Statistics Competition, now entering its 10th edition, and links to educational resources from national statistical offices across Europe.
Explore the European statistics learning hub and build your confidence in understanding data – a useful skill for learning about the world around you!
Do you use statistics when you teach? Or are you a student wanting to understand more about statistics? Then the Education corner on Eurostat website is the right place for you!
- Publication date
- 16 October 2026
- Author
- Directorate-General for Communication
- Type of content
- News
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