Data Privacy Policy
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EU Global (European Global Institute of Innovation & Technology) respects the privacy and confidentiality of its students, applicants, faculty, researchers, staff, partners, and website visitors. EU Global collects and processes personal information such as names, contact details, academic and professional records, admission/application information, identification documents, payment information, learning activity, research-related information, and website enquiry data only for legitimate institutional purposes, including admissions, academic administration, student support, certification, research, communication, quality assurance, and regulatory compliance. Personal data shall be collected fairly, transparently, and only to the extent necessary for the stated purpose. EU Global shall not sell or unlawfully disclose personal information to third parties and shall ensure that appropriate contractual, organisational, and technical safeguards are applied when information is shared with authorised service providers, academic partners, accreditation bodies, regulators, or other legitimate stakeholders.
EU Global is committed to protecting personal data through appropriate access controls, secure information systems, confidentiality measures, data minimisation, retention controls, and regular privacy and security reviews. Where applicable, EU Global will process personal data in accordance with relevant data-protection laws and principles, including applicable European data-protection requirements such as the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) . Individuals may have rights relating to their personal information, including rights to access, correction, restriction, objection, deletion, or withdrawal of consent where legally applicable. Requests concerning personal data, privacy, or data-protection practices may be submitted to EU Global through its official communication channels. This policy shall be periodically reviewed and updated to reflect changes in applicable law, institutional processes, technology, and data-protection risks.
