Digital Master Info Day

You can register for each time slot here

_{By registering for this event, you agree that your e-mail address and the personal data you provide may be processed by the German Sport University Cologne for registration, implementation and information about the event. The legal basis for data processing is Art. 6 para. 1 sentence 1 a) GDPR. Your consent is voluntary and can be revoked by you at any time. Any stored personal data will then be deleted immediately; participation in the event is unfortunately not possible in this case. The withdrawal of consent does not affect the lawfulness of the data processing carried out on the basis of the declaration of consent until the withdrawal. Even if you do not withdraw your consent, your data will be deleted immediately after the end of the event. Please also refer to our privacy policy
The controller for the above-mentioned processing of personal data is German Sport University Cologne, Am Sportpark Müngersdorf 6, 50933 Cologne, infopoint@dshs-koeln.de, phone +49-221-4982-0.}

_{The registration is carried out by the provider of the Eveeno platform on behalf of the German Sport University Cologne. You can find Eveeno's privacy policy here.}

You need...

• an internet-enabled device (computer, notebook or similar)
• a stable internet connection
• working loudspeakers (integrated)
• microphone and camera

If using a PC or notebook to join:

• a web browser (e.g. Internet Explorer or Firefox) with the Adobe Flash plugin installed

If using a tablet or phone to join:

• free Cisco Webex app (must be downloaded in advance)

_{The video conferencing tool “Webex”, used by us for the event, is provided by UK-based Cisco International Ltd. With which the German Sport University Cologne has concluded a data processing agreement. The Cisco group (“Cisco”) has its headquarters in the USA. Both countries are so-called “third countries” outside the EU or the EEA, in which a level of data protection comparable to that in the EU cannot be assumed without further ado. The EU Commission has issued a so-called “adequacy decision” for the UK, in which an adequate level of data protection was determined for the country. The US company Cisco Systems, Inc., together with various affiliated US companies, has subjected itself to the regulations of the Trans-Atlantic Data Privacy Framework and has thus committed to an adequate level of data protection. In addition, the transfer of data to the USA is based on so-called “EU standard contractual clauses”. You can find Cisco's data protection information here.}