The future belongs to professionals who can navigate the world and its complexities with confidence, not despite uncertainty but through  it. So, in a world that's increasingly volatile, uncertain, complex, and ambiguous (VUCA), how do we prepare the next generation of professionals to handle the experienced uncertainty productively?  That's exactly the question the PUNC (Professional UNcertainty Competence) project set out to answer. Brought together by six European partners

The TRIC project partners gathered on 27 February for a joint Foresight workshop implemented in a hybrid format. The aim was to bring together participants from different parts of Europe and create a shared understanding of the future of learning and skills. In total, nearly 50 participants explored future‑oriented educational themes in nine working groups across Europe. The hybrid format connected local and joint working Turku University of Applied Sciences was responsible f

The TRIC project is officially underway, and the first months have already shown what strong collaboration can achieve. Although the project formally started in December, partners had already met earlier to ensure a smooth and well-prepared launch. Uncertainty is something all of us encounter in many contexts: as part of complex realities, new and demanding content, challenging tasks, and when meeting unfamiliar people and teams. Acknowledging this shared, everyday experience