This seminar is organised jointly by professors Iris Eisenberger, Nikolaus Forgó, Martin Selmayr and Christiane Wendehorst. The seminar will be held mainly in German, but is also open to (international) students who wish to work and present in English.

The seminar is dedicated to determining the current EU regulations on digitalisation (in particular the Data Governance Act, Digital Services Act, Digital Markets Act, Data Act, AI Act) in their systematic relationship to each other and to the GDPR. Students will be familiarised with the main features of these regulations and will be able to recognise, formulate and legally discuss relevant legal issues after completing the seminar. Students learn how to conduct legal research, present legal content and defend legal theses as well as write a seminar paper on EU law.

The seminar is held in blocks. Each student chooses a specific topic, presents it and writes a seminar paper on it. Students can propose topics independently or choose from the topics offered.

Registration is possible via u:find until 7 March 2024.