We are proud to announce that professors Prof. Dr. Marija Ampovska and Prof. Dr. Kristina Misheva from the Faculty of Law in Stip, as part of the “DIGIRIGHTS” team, will participate in the implementation of the three-year ERASMUS+ Jean Monnet module “Digital Transformation and Human Rights: EU Perspective” (DIGIRIGHTS) at the Faculty of Law in Niš. The project started on October 1, 2024.
The project aims to promote the European approach to the digital transformation of human rights, focusing on the values of the European Union and fundamental rights. The module is based on three main components: lectures, scientific research and public events, and is designed / intended for first and second cycle students, young researchers and legal experts from the region.
This project further strengthens and advances the long-standing cooperation between the Faculty of Law in Stip and the Faculty of Law in Niš and partner institutions in the region, opening up opportunities for the exchange of academic knowledge, joint scientific and educational activities and the engagement of our professors in international initiatives.
The Faculty of Law in Stip remains committed to active participation in European projects of this nature, which contribute to the advancement of education, science and the promotion of European values.
For more information, visit the website Digital transformation and human rights: EU perspective DIGIRIGHTS, and you can also follow the latest news related to the project on Facebook, Instagram and Linkedin.com.
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