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.

The short-term mobility is scheduled from March 4 to 8, 2024, while the mandatory virtual part will take place from February 19 to March 3.

The UMH will offer Erasmus+ grants for short stays to cover travel expenses to the city of Prague, as well as an amount of 70 EUR per day for accommodation and meals.

Participation in the project will count for 4 ECTS credits.

The course will cover the following topics:

• Logistics

• Customs offices

• Financial reports in international operations

UMH students interested in participating in the BIP project must send the following documentation to :

• Scanned ID/Passport

• Academic transcript (not for academic validity)

• Enrollment certificate

• B2 level English certificate

The deadlines are:

1. the end of January 2024 - signed letter of endorsement (the att. document)
2. the beginning of February 2024 - the list of nominated students, together with their email addresses (to be sent by email)

Participants can be students (bachelor's degree or master's degree) or staff, beneficiaries of an Erasmus staff training mobility (as participants, not as contributors towards the program), who have a level of English that allows them to actively participate in the activities (B2).  The teaching activities will be conducted by UBB’s professors.

We have the possibility to accept any number of participants between 1 and 15 students/employees. If you would like to nominate more than 15 participants, please let us know and we will confirm if we can accept them.

If you would like to select students/employees to attend our BIP program, we would appreciate it if you could sign and send us the att. letter of endorsement. After that, as soon as you have the list of nominated participants, you can email us the names and email address of each of the participants. We will get in touch with them and send all the necessary details and forms (application form, prefilled Learning agreement) directly to the participants.

For questions related to the administrative organizational part, please contact Ms. Carmen Tagsorean, .