The practical part of this program allows students to translate theoretical concepts into actionable insights, demonstrating the ability to apply learned concepts to real-world scenarios.

The BIP relies on the knowledge of experts in the field of digital technology and crime, offering a broad perspective of crucial topics such as criminological theories and methods for explaining, researching, and detecting cybercrime; specific online crimes (hacking, malware, cyberbullying, online fraud…), prevention and interventions on cybercrime; emerging challenges in the digital realm, such as the regulation of digital technology, data protection, artificial intelligence and cryptocurrencies.

The inclusion of specialists from the University of Porto, particularly in the legal domain, reinforces the program’s commitment to adopting a comprehensive understanding of the regulatory landscape surrounding digital technology.

The lectures will combine expositive sessions alongside practical components and exercises, conceived for the participants to promote critical thinking, reflection, discussion, and application of the teaching contents.

Physical mobility: May 6th – 10th, 2024 Virtual component: one week before the physical mobility  3 ECTS If you are interested, please send the following documents to  :

• ID or Passport
• Motivation Letter
• Academic Transcript
• English Language Certificate (minimum B2 level)
• Enrollment Certificate

You can find all the information about the host university at this link.