The 2026 project is an online research internship hosted by Özyeğin University for undergraduate law students. Five interns work with a team of legal academics to study how AI is used in recruitment and where legal and ethical risks arise.
Participants research current examples, analyze them across several areas of law, and turn their findings into a mini report that carries their names. The project is designed to build research, legal analysis, and written communication skills at the intersection of law and technology.
Benefits & funding
- Four weeks of interactive online instruction from legal academics working on AI-driven recruitment.
- Supervised experience researching current practices, assessing legal and ethical risks, and writing a named mini report.
- The project page publishes no cash stipend or wage.
Eligibility
- Applicants must be enrolled undergraduate law students.
- Applicants need enough English proficiency to conduct research.
- Applicants must have an interest in the legal and ethical effects of AI technologies.
- The wider program accepts students enrolled at universities outside Turkey as well as Özyeğin University students; no nationality or residency restriction is published.
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Application process
- 1Review the project description, tasks, dates, and requirements on the official project page.
- 2Submit the linked Google Form by May 15, 2026.
- 3Applications are evaluated by the relevant faculty members.
- 4Accepted students were scheduled to be announced on May 20, 2026.
Program timeline
Application deadline
May 15, 2026
Accepted students scheduled to be announced
May 20, 2026
Program starts
July 7, 2026
Program ends
August 4, 2026