T1.4For officials, business and civil society
Summer School
EU Digital Standards and Values in Practice
A two-day workshop on how EU digital rules work in practice: from the AI Act and data protection to digital sustainability and team skills.
- Registration opens soon
- 20 participants
- Free of charge
- May-June
- Erasmus+ participation certificate
- 2
- workshop days
- 12
- working hours
- 6
- thematic tracks
- 20
- participants
Documents we work with
- EU AI Act
- Digital Services Act (DSA)
- Digital Markets Act (DMA)
- GDPR
- Data Governance Act
- Data Act
- European Green Deal
- Code of Practice on Disinformation
- DigComp 2.2
About the summer school
The summer school of the Erasmus+ Jean Monnet project «EU TRUST AI» at NUFT brings together people who make decisions: officials, industry representatives and civil society.
Over two days we will go through six tracks of EU digital policy and look at how they affect businesses, public services and communities in Ukraine. Specific case studies will be chosen closer to the date, so that they are up to date.
Six tracks
Part 1
Rules and values
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Topic 1. EU regulatory frameworks for digital innovation
The AI Act, the Digital Services Act (DSA) and the Digital Markets Act (DMA): what they regulate and whom they concern.
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Topic 2. Ethical governance and fundamental rights in automation
The Charter of Fundamental Rights of the EU, the Ethics Guidelines for Trustworthy AI (2019) and human oversight under Article 14 of the AI Act.
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Topic 3. The twin transition: digital sustainability and the Green Deal
How digital solutions connect to the EU climate goals and the «Digital Decade 2030» programme.
Part 2
Society, data and people
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Topic 4. Digital resilience and information integrity
The DSA and the Code of Practice on Disinformation (2022): how to counter manipulation.
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Topic 5. The European data economy and innovation ecosystems
GDPR, the Data Governance Act and the Data Act: how to share data lawfully.
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Topic 6. Workforce competitiveness and digital human capital
The European Skills Agenda, the Digital Education Action Plan and the DigComp 2.2 framework.
After the school you will be able to
- Find your way around the AI Act, the DSA, the DMA and EU data rules
- Apply the principles of trustworthy AI and human oversight to automated decisions
- Link digital transformation to the goals of the Green Deal
- Recognise disinformation risks and know the tools to counter them
- Assess which digital skills your team is missing
Why it matters right now
EU digital rules are not just law. They shape how businesses, the state and communities will work.
The rules are already in force
The AI Act, DSA, DMA and GDPR are changing how digital services work and how companies enter the EU market.
European integration
Bringing Ukrainian legislation closer to EU law also covers the digital sphere. It is better to understand the rules in advance.
A shared language
Officials, business and civil society gain a shared understanding of EU standards and values.
How it will work
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Registration
Submit an application. There are 20 places, so we will let you know the selection results.
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Two workshop days
Six tracks, 12 hours of group work.
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Case studies
Current situations from business, public services and communities, chosen closer to the date.
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Certificate
An Erasmus+ Jean Monnet summer school participation certificate.
Registration
Registration opens soon
- Start
- May-June
- Places
- 20 participants
Registration opens soon
Registration will open closer to the date - the form will appear on this page.
Registration is currently open for:
Frequently asked questions
When will the school take place?
In May-June. We will announce the exact date and venue when registration opens.
Who can apply?
Officials, industry representatives and civil society. There are 20 places.
Is it paid?
No. The summer school is funded by the European Union under the Erasmus+ programme.