ERASMUS+ AND JEAN MONNET MODULE

FACULTY OF FORENSIC SCIENCES

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DECAR-EU Module: Research, Policy and Practice

The DECAR-EU Module connects academic research, policy dialogue, and practical skills development through a wide range of activities:

  • Three specialised courses
  • International research collaboration and dissemination
  • Public engagement activities
COURSES

Core objectives

The DECAR-EU Jean Monnet Module provides specialised education on EU financial and digital asset regulation, with a particular focus on forensic sciences.

1

EDUCATION

To strengthen EU studies in the field of financial forensics by integrating EU law in the area of finance and technology, as well as insights into the EU financial and monetary framework, into forensic and legal education.

2

DIALOGUE

To promote academic and policy dialogue through interactive courses, expert roundtables, and international collaboration.

3

MENTORSHIP

To support students and early-career researchers in EU law and finance research through mentorship, the development of high-quality scholarly papers, final theses, and joint publications.

4

COOPERATION

To foster interdisciplinary collaboration among legal scholars, financial regulators, and technology experts, while ensuring the development of students' practical skills.

Objectives and long-term impact

The module's objectives are designed to be achievable within three years, while laying the foundation for further research and teaching in the fields of fintech law and forensic financial science.

  • To enhance the integration of EU law into forensic science and digital finance education
  • To foster research excellence in EU fintech law and forensic regulation
  • To extend outreach to policymakers, practitioners, and the wider public
  • To ensure long-term impact and sustainability
  • To disseminate findings through social media and traditional media

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