Faculty Development Program on Technology and Crime: Aligning New Criminal Laws with Tech-enabled crimes in India - Batch 1
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Description
The rapid evolution of technology and its pervasive impact on daily life have created new opportunities and challenges in various sectors, including law and criminal justice.
As cybercrimes continue to increase in complexity and frequency, India faces the urgent need to update its criminal laws and policies. This Faculty Development Program (FDP) aims to address the intersection of technology, crime, and law by providing an in-depth understanding of how various stakeholders can adapt and respond to the dynamic nature of cybercrimes in India.
What you'll learn
• Have a clear understanding of the intersection of technology and law in the context of cybercrimes.
• Gain insights into how current laws can be improved to address future cyber threats.
• Contribute to the national conversation on improving India's legal framework for cybercrime.
• Be equipped with tools and knowledge to address emerging cybercrime challenges in India.
• Be able to integrate cybercrime law effectively into their academic teaching and research.
Requirements
Course Content
Semester with subjects
No Semester Founds.
Experts
Vivek Joshi
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Dr. Dimpal Raval
Law
Associate Professor, RRU
Prof. (Dr.) G.K. Goswami, IPS
Prof. (Dr.) Vageshwari Deswal
Prof. (Dr.) Mamta Biswal
Prof. (Dr.) R.K. Singh
Dr. Rajendra Pal Singh, IPS (Retd.)
Dr. Keshav Kumar, IPS (Retd.)
Dr. Anand Kumar Tripathi
Dr. Swikar Lama
Prof. Mehraj Uddin Mir
Dr. Jasbir Thadani
Ms. Seema Joshi Arya
Lt. Ashutosh Pande
Dr. Rakesh Singh Kunwar
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