Training Course 1

Media and Digital Literacy in the EU

Nr hours: 25 per year

Expected number of enrolled students: 50 per year

This course explores the role of media and digital literacy in safeguarding democracy, fundamental rights, and informed citizenship within the EU. It examines the Digital Services Act (DSA), EU policies on disinformation, and strategies to combat online manipulation, hate speech, and digital propaganda. Participants will analyze the impact of social media, AI-driven content moderation, and media regulation on public discourse and democratic participation. Through interactive workshops, case studies, and hands-on digital tools, the course equips participants with critical skills to assess information credibility, navigate digital platforms responsibly, and understand EU regulatory efforts. It is designed for students, educators, policymakers, and media professionals seeking expertise in digital governance, media ethics, and online safety.