Roles

Since my appointment as an Assistant Lecturer at the Faculty of Law, I have been assigned the task of teaching the "Constitutional Law" course to first-year undergraduate students, in addition to teaching one group of the "Legal Research Methodology" course to second-year students. Currently, I am serving as an advisor to the Vice President of the University for Academic Affairs, where I contribute to providing academic and administrative consultations to support the development of the educational and research processes within the university.

Careers

• Teaching Assistant at the Faculty of Law.
• Faculty Member at the Faculty of Law with the rank of Assistant Lecturer.

Research Interests

My research interests lie in the field of public law, particularly constitutional law, where I focus on studying and deepening research on issues related to the protection of fundamental rights and freedoms of individuals. I also study topics related to administrative law and judiciary, as well as the financial legislation of the state.

External Activities

I have participated in several scientific seminars and conferences both outside the university, such as the Second International Scientific Conference on Combating the Corruption Epidemic organized by the Criminal Research Center at the Office of the Public Prosecutor in 2024, as well as the International Family Counseling Conference and Methods for Solving Social Problems held in Turkey in 2022.