Charlotte Tranberg

Charlotte Tranberg is a part-time lecturer at the Department of Law, Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities, Aalborg University. She holds the academic degree cand.merc.jur (Master of Commercial Law) and is affiliated with the Danish Centre for Intellectual Property Law and IT Law (DVIP) and the Jura research group.

• Education: cand.merc.jur (Master of Commercial Law)

Her research focuses on Data Protection Law, IT Law, and Privacy Law, with particular emphasis on EU legal frameworks, digital ethics, and information security. She has contributed to debates on GDPR compliance, sensitive data classification, and the implications of EU court decisions for Danish law.

The analysis of her recent publications (2012–2015) reveals a thematic concentration on Big Data privacy, EU Directive compliance, and evolving data protection regulations. Her work often bridges technical challenges in IT with legal frameworks, addressing issues like digital ethics and regulatory trends.

Tranberg has participated in projects such as the Ophavsretsgruppe (2012) and presented at events like the XXV FIDE Congress (2012). She has been active in public discourse, contributing to media discussions on legal reforms and data protection in Denmark.