Format : On Campus
Number of Interns : 2
Duration of the Internship : 2 Weeks
Start Date : 1 July 2026
Finish Date : 14 July 2026
Application Deadline : June 5, 2026
Project Supervisor : Assistant Professor Başak Ozan Özparlak (Faculty of Law, IT Law Department)
Project Description :
In this project, students will explore the role of artificial intelligence in space and the cybersecurity risks of AI-powered satellite systems from an information technology law perspective. They will learn about the growing commercial demand for low Earth orbit (LEO) and mega satellite constellations, as well as how AI is used in satellite communication and how these technologies may affect daily life in the near future. In addition, students will gain a general understanding of legislative efforts in the European Union and in Türkiye aimed at preventing cyberattacks against LEO satellite systems.
Research Intern Responsibilities :
1- Learn how AI is used for low-earth orbit (LEO) satellites and why they are important.
2- Discuss basic cybersecurity risks in satellite communication.
3- Learn how regulations help protect satellite data and digital communication.
4- Take part in group discussions and short presentations.
Required Skills and Qualifications :
1- Interest in space, AI, cybersecurity and law.
2- Ability to read and communicate in English.
3- No coding, technical, or legal background required.
Expected Learning Outcomes:
By the end of the programme, students will:
1- Understand the growing importance of commercialization in low earth orbit and the use of AI in satellite communication.
2- Learn why regulations are needed to protect data and technology in space.
3- Gain confidence in discussing technology and law together.
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