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ENGLISH VERSION 
The School of International Governance and Law at Danubius International University has developed, for the first time, an Academic and Research Fingerprint, a strategic instrument designed to reflect its scientific identity, international collaborative network, areas of excellence, and contribution to the advancement of knowledge at the global level.
This profile highlights the School’s principal research directions and academic impact, ranging from international law, global governance, and transdisciplinary legal methodology to artificial intelligence, digitalisation, equality, security, and existential risks. At the same time, it demonstrates the School’s integration into prestigious academic and scientific networks across Europe, North America, South America, Asia, and Australia.
The benefits of this initiative are substantial. The Fingerprint provides a clear and coherent representation of the School’s institutional profile, strengthens international visibility, facilitates the development of new academic partnerships and research projects, and supports institutional evaluation, internationalisation strategies, and the attraction of students, researchers, and collaborators. It also offers a valuable framework for monitoring academic performance and identifying areas with the greatest potential for future development.
For the 2025–2026 academic year, this Academic and Research Fingerprint reflects a significant expansion of the School’s international presence, the consolidation of scientific collaborations, active participation in global academic networks, involvement in international conferences and research initiatives, the strengthening of editorial activities, and growing contributions to fields of strategic importance for contemporary society.
Through this initiative, the School of International Governance and Law reaffirms its commitment to academic excellence, innovation, international engagement, and the generation of sustainable scholarly impact.
