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Individuals are increasingly invoking their privacy rights. For example, they ask for a copy of their data or, on the contrary, demand that the organization erase all their data. This raises complex questions. It is a challenge for many organizations: how can they fulfill all these requests efficiently but also properly? On the one hand, privacy compliance is important; on the other hand, you do not want to disadvantage your own position of proof in any future proceedings. A tricky matter with many pitfalls. This course gives you the tools to handle privacy requests efficiently and compliantly. The instructor uses many practical examples and concrete cases are worked out together so that your practical questions are directly addressed.

What exactly is a partnership and what privacy issues arise in practice. You can think about legal bases, responsibilities, different laws and purpose limitation. During this course there is plenty of room for interaction by using practical examples to work towards careful data processing in a partnership. Time will also be spent here on the WGS so you can prepare for this new legislation.

Cooperation in the social domain is crucial, but uncertainty about privacy legislation can hinder that cooperation. When are you allowed to share personal data, with whom, and for what purpose?

In the one-day course Deepening your knowledge of the GDPR and data sharing in the social domain, you will learn how to make these considerations in a structured and substantiated manner. With a practical step-by-step plan, you will gain control over data sharing, even in complex collaborations and new developments such as data analysis and AI. After completing the course, you will be able to clearly identify risks and opportunities and provide expert advice on these matters.