Activities

The ECODIGITAL project comprises three strands, each with its own planned activities.

First, the course in Digital Economy Law – Jean Monnet Module, aimed primarily at students of the Master’s degree in Data Analysis for Economics and Management, but open to all University students, is supplemented annually by at least three in-depth seminars to which scholars, including from non-legal disciplines, and experts from institutions or the business world operating in digital markets will be invited.

Furthermore, research activities throughout the duration of the project will be dedicated to the creation of a “knowledge hub” through dialogue with scholars from various disciplines related to the development of the digital economy. This research will result in scientific publications, including in international journals, and a final conference, whose proceedings will be published.

Finally, as part of the university’s public engagement activities, at least two meetings with consumers and/or businesses will take place each year, through their associations, in order to illustrate the protections and opportunities offered by European regulations on digital markets.