Jean Monnet Module - Data.PT

LusoGlobe Research in Charge

LusoGlobe Research in Charge: Jorge Botelho Moniz

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Abstract

The Faculty of Law, through CEAD Francisco Suárez, is proud to announce the launch of the Data.PT project, funded by the Erasmus+ program through a Jean Monnet Module. This innovative project aims to promote the in-depth study of data regulation and related European Union public policies, contributing to a greater understanding and development of effective regulatory strategies.

Led by Professor Graça Canto Moniz, the Data.PT project will run for 36 months and will involve a diverse group of experts, including national and international academics, as well as professionals working in the sector.

The Data.PT activities have been carefully designed to foster debate and learning about the European Union's role in data regulation.

The Data.PT project is positioned as a platform of excellence for the training of future professionals and researchers, creating a dynamic space for interaction and reflection on the challenges and opportunities in the field of data regulation in the European context.

We invite the entire academic community and those interested in the area to follow the development of Data.PT and take part in the various initiatives planned.

Researchers

• António Biason
• António Tavares
• Elisabete Castela
• Graça Canto Moniz
• Jorge Botelho Moniz
• José Nuno Aguiar
• Marlene Mendes
• Tiago Costa
• Vinicius Almada Mozetic

Outputs

1. Curricular units
Data Protection Law and EU Governance Systems This curricular unit aims to provide a solid foundation on data protection and the governance structures of the European Union.

2. Short course on data regulation
An intensive and specialized course on data regulation, covering the main EU rules and policies.

3. Open lecture with guest | Guest lecture
Open session with guest experts, providing a practical and up-to-date perspective on the challenges and advances in the field of data regulation.

4. Award for the best paper about data regulation
This award aims to recognize the best research papers on data regulation, encouraging innovation and academic rigor.

5. Forensic simulation | Moot court
A court simulation aimed at law and European studies students, focusing on data regulation cases.

6. Publication in open format | Open access yearboo
Publication of a yearbook with the results and reflections of the project, available in open access format for the academic community and the general public.

Funding and Institution