Critical Thinking is essential not only for 21st century citizens but also for 21st century graduates. Graduates employability is depended on soft skills, such as Critical Thinking. However, research findings highlight that Labor Market Organisations (LMOs) and Higher Education Institutions perceive and promote Critical Thinking differently. Still, university-bussiness collaboration is necessary to develop appropriate Higher Education curricula that can promote Critical Thinking in a way that will be satisfactory for the labor market. Are you interested to find out more on Critical Thinking and University-Bussiness Collaboration? 

Representatives of the Labor Market Associations and Higher Education Institutions partnering in the European project Think4Jobs (Critical Thinking for Successful Jobs) met in Evora for the second transnational meeting, held at the second oldest university in Portugal, Universidade de Évora.