Learning Outcomes:
1. Research and describe contemporary digital policy issues
2. Demonstrate familiarity with national, European, and international regulatory bodies, frameworks, and social and cultural contexts
3. Understand and explain how and why the following issues matter in digital policy arenas: social, economic and cultural rights; privacy, association, and expression rights; and data protection rights
4. Demonstrate knowledge of the technical, human, and organisational resource dimensions of policy design
Indicative Module Content:
Specific module topics will be presented in order to critically theorise policy development questions. Topics may include information ownership and intellectual property, access and control, surveillance, cybersecurity, governing online contents, automation processes and artificial intelligence, and fundamental rights.