Jean Monnet Module "Digital transformation and human rights: EU perspective" (DIGIRIGHTS)

This Jean Monnet module DIGIRIGHTS represents an innovative and multidisciplinary legal approach that introduces human rights and its digital transformation from an EU perspective at the University of Niš, Faculty of Law in Serbia. Project number: 101175695

DIGIRIGHTS aims to promote a European way to digital transformation in human rights, which puts people at the center and is built on European values and EU fundamental rights. The module’s work program relies on three main pillars: 1) teaching, 2) research and 3) events. The main teaching activity is structured as a 15-week module comprising 115 hours of classes and 5 hours of students research seminar.

DIGIRIGHTS provides 5 tailor-made courses: Digital Rights and Principles-People at the Centre of Digital Transformation, Solidarity and Inclusion-Economic and Social Rights in the Digital Age, Safety and Security, Property Rights in the Digital Era, Intellectual Rights and Consumer Protection and E-justice. Considering the project theme’s complexity DIGIRIGHTS includes three experts from Croatia and North Macedonia experienced in Jean Monnet activities.