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The SafeDigitAL-EU Jean Monnet Module

Welcome to the SafeDigitAL-EU Jean Monnet Module website! We are excited to invite you to join our innovative and multidisciplinary program aimed at ensuring a secure and safe society within the context of the European Union. This module focuses on fostering cybersecurity, protecting personal data, and promoting the responsible and ethical use of digital technologies, aligning with the European Commission's vision for Europe's digital transformation by 2030.

By joining us, you will have the opportunity to learn from experts in the field and engage in lively debates and discussions with your fellow participants. You will also have the opportunity to contribute to cutting-edge research on the impact of emerging technologies on EU integration.

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The SafeDigitAL-EU Jean Monnet Module will focus on:

  • Providing an overview of the current state of cybersecurity within the EU, including the most prevalent cyber threats and vulnerabilities of EU member states

  • Investigating the impact of cyber threats on EU citizens and organizations, including potential impacts on privacy, financial security, and critical infrastructure

  • Promoting EU cyber-defense initiatives, identifying best practices and areas for improvement

  • Exploring the role of EU institutions in cybersecurity, such as the European Cybersecurity Agency (ENISA) and the European Union Agency for Network and Information Security (ENISA), and identifying best practices for cooperation between EU institutions and member states

  • Investigating the role of the private sector, including companies and organizations

  • Analyzing the impact of digital transformation on cybersecurity, identifying potential risks and opportunities for improving security within the EU

  • Providing students with practical skills in cybersecurity, including network security, data protection, and incident response in Albania

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If you are interested in joining our program, we encourage you to review our courses and application process here.

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If you have any questions or would like more information, please don't hesitate to contact us using the provided channels.

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We look forward to hearing from you and welcoming you to our courses!

Our Team

Our team comprises professors from the University of Tirana, Faculty of Natural Sciences; the Institute of European Studies in Albania and professors from the University of Camerino and the University of Ancona, Italy.

Cybersecurity Education and Training

The SafeDigitAL-EU Jean Monnet Module offers comprehensive cybersecurity education and training programs. These programs aim to enhance competencies and awareness of digital risks and benefits, fostering education and research aligned with EU policies in Albania.

Personal Data Protection

Our module focuses on educating individuals and organizations about the importance of personal data protection. We provide resources and training to promote responsible handling of personal data in the digital space.

Responsible Digital Technology Use

Promoting responsible digital technology use is a key aspect of our module. We emphasize the ethical and secure use of digital technologies to contribute to a safe and secure society within the EU context.

Secure Society Initiatives

Our module is committed to fostering initiatives that contribute to a secure society within the EU context. We collaborate with various stakeholders to develop and implement strategies for addressing cybersecurity challenges and promoting digital safety.

EU Policy Alignment

Our module is designed to integrate with EU policies and initiatives related to cybersecurity, personal data protection, and responsible digital technology use. By aligning with the EU ecosystem, we ensure that our educational efforts are in harmony with the broader policy framework.

About Jean Monnet Modules

A Jean Monnet Module is an EU-funded teaching program in the field of European Union studies. The program is named after Jean Monnet, a visionary French statesman who was instrumental in the founding of the European Union. Jean Monnet Modules are offered by higher education institutions around the world and are designed to provide students with a deep understanding of the European Union and its policies, institutions, and history. The courses are interdisciplinary and cover a range of topics, such as EU law, economics, politics, and culture.

The program aims to promote excellence in teaching and research in European Union studies, foster the development of new teaching materials and methods, and encourage dialogue between academics and policy-makers. The modules are usually delivered in English and are open to students from a variety of disciplines, including political science, international relations, law, economics, and history.

Jean Monnet Modules are funded by the European Commission's Erasmus+ program and are open to universities and institutions from all countries, including those outside the EU.

You can find more information about Jean Monnet Modules click here

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