The EUDACY project – Application of the European Digital Agenda in Cyprus (Jean Monnet Module) announces its 5th Teaching Course, titled: “Data Protection and Digital Economy in the Light of the EU Digital Agenda”. This course is open to all students, both on-campus and online.

The course explores the protection of personal data and fundamental rights in today’s digital era, while examining the legal framework governing the EU digital economy. It's implemented by Frederick University’s Department of Law in the framework of the Erasmus+ EUDACY project, focusing on the application of the European Digital Agenda in Cyprus. It will be delivered by Dr Dimitrios Devetzis, Assistant Professor at the Department of Law.

Course Duration: 15 teaching hours (as specified in the approved project action plan).

Topics covered:

• The EU Data Strategy within the EU Digital Agenda – 3h
• Data protection under the EU Charter of Fundamental Rights and the CJEU case law – 3h
• Data protection under the ECHR and the ECtHR case law – 3h
• The digital economy under the DSA and DMA – 3h
• The legal status of online platforms in the current digital era – 3h

Dates / Locations / Online participation

Session 1 – Friday, 20 November 2026 | 15:00–19:00

Limassol Campus, Room 205 | Hybrid (in person and via Microsoft Teams)

Microsoft Teams: Join Session 1 | Meeting ID: 341 468 557 908 37  | Passcode: JX6ti6bD

Session 2 – Friday, 27 November 2026 | 15:00–19:00

Nicosia Campus, Room 29 | Hybrid (in person and via Microsoft Teams)

Microsoft Teams: Join Session 2 | Meeting ID: 367 054 366 774 956 0 | Passcode: Rq9GM2rS

 

Find out more: https://eudacy.frederick.ac.cy/

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