Students of the Bachelor’s program in Law have embarked on a unique course titled “EU Experience in Personal Data Protection in Cyberspace.” This initiative is part of Project No.101125350 EUEPPDC, aimed at studying the advanced European approach to cybersecurity and personal data protection.
The course is designed for students choosing the legal field, providing them with the opportunity to master key aspects of personal data protection in the modern digital environment. Lectures will include an analysis of European regulations, advanced technologies, and best practices in the field of cybersecurity.
One of the course lecturers, project leader Mykhailo Dumchyk, expressed hope that students will not only acquire in-depth knowledge in this important field but will also be able to apply it in their future professional activities. “The course aims to broaden the horizons of students and deepen their understanding of the modern challenges of cyberspace, where the protection of personal data is defined by new standards and technologies,” he noted.
Students have shown interest and actively participated in discussions during the lectures. The course promises to be a significant stage in preparing future lawyers for the challenges of the digital age and working in the field of personal data protection.
Stay tuned for more updates on the project in the near future.
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