EUREGIA
Jean Monnet Chair on EU Digital Regulation, Ethics, and Governance in Artificial Intelligence

Exploring how EU law responds to artificial intelligence and digital transformation through interdisciplinary teaching, research and public dialogue at WIUT.

ABOUT EUREGIA

EU Digital Regulation
and AI Governance at WIUT

EUREGIA is the Jean Monnet Chair on EU Digital Regulation, Ethics, and Governance in Artificial Intelligence at Westminster International University in Tashkent. The Chair brings together teaching, research and engagement on the legal questions raised by digital transformation.

Its academic focus includes EU approaches to artificial intelligence, digital rights, data protection, digital markets, financial technology, crypto assets and cybercrime. Through interdisciplinary study and comparative analysis, EUREGIA explores how these approaches relate to the opportunities and challenges facing Uzbekistan.

The Chair connects students from law and other disciplines with researchers, educators, practitioners and policymakers. Selected resources and outputs will be shared through the EUREGIA Knowledge Bank to support wider learning and reuse.

WHAT WE DO

Teaching Research and Dialogue

Teaching and learning

Interdisciplinary modules explore EU digital law and AI governance through legal analysis, practical questions and discussion.

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Research and policy

Research activities and policy outputs connect academic analysis with questions about digital regulation and governance.

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Public dialogue

Guest lectures, workshops and roundtables create opportunities to discuss digital transformation with academic and professional audiences.

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TEACHING

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European digital law and governance

Digital economy and rights

Understand the foundations of EU digital governance, digital rights, consumer protection and the regulation of digital markets.

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Artificial intelligence and financial technology

Artificial intelligence and financial technology

Examine EU approaches to artificial intelligence, ethics, blockchain, crypto assets and financial technology.

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Cybersecurity and digital protection

Cybercrime and digital security

Explore the legal and technical dimensions of cybercrime and international cooperation on digital security.

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OUR OBJECTIVES

Understanding Digital Change Through EU Law

Develop knowledge of EU digital regulation across academic disciplines.

Connect legal analysis with technological and ethical questions.

Examine the relevance of EU regulatory approaches to Uzbekistan.

Bring students, academics, practitioners and policymakers into dialogue.

Share selected learning materials and research outputs openly.

OUR APPROACH

Connecting Law Technology and Policy

Digital regulation draws on more than one discipline. EUREGIA brings legal and technological perspectives together to examine how digital systems affect rights, markets and public life. EU law provides the central reference point, alongside comparative discussion relevant to Uzbekistan.

EU legal studies | Interdisciplinary learning | Practical analysis | Open resources

OUR TEAM

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KNOWLEDGE BANK

Explore Resources on EU Digital Law

Discover selected learning materials and project outputs on EU digital regulation and AI governance. The Knowledge Bank is designed for students, educators, researchers and the wider public.

Learning materials

Selected reading lists, teaching resources and practical guides.

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Recorded talks

Guest lectures and event recordings published where permission allows.

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Research and policy

Policy briefs, working papers and links to research publications.

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EVENTS AND NEWS

Follow the Latest from EUREGIA

Find announcements, public lectures, workshops and updates from the Chair. Confirmed dates and participation details will be published with each event.

CONTACT US

Get in Touch

For academic enquiries about the EUREGIA Chair,
please contact Sarvar Ramatov.
Email: s.ramatov@wiut.uz