İrem Su DİKENLİ

I gained courtroom experience at a law firm where I primarily worked in the field of criminal law.

I completed my legal internship at Ünlü Law Consulting Firm, where I primarily worked in the areas of civil aviation law, tax law, and labor law. I also gained experience in international contracts and arbitration disputes.

In the final year of my undergraduate studies, I worked as a full-time intern at Özçelik Law Partnership. During my nearly one-year internship, I primarily focused on health law and administrative law. In addition to these areas, I also gained significant experience in private law and criminal law. I had the opportunity to be involved in every stage of the legal consulting and case management processes.

During my studies at the Faculty of Law, I participated in the full-time internship program offered to undergraduate students by the Constitutional Court. As part of the internship, I gained knowledge on topics such as Judicial Review and Individual Applications, which fall within the scope of the Constitutional Court's duties and powers, as well as cases related to Political Party Bans and the Financial Auditing of Political Parties. During my internship, I had the opportunity to observe the proceedings of the High Court trial.

I interned full-time for 4 months at Aksoylu Law Firm as part of the Joint Education Program of the Faculty of Law at Tobb ETU. During my internship, I was involved in the tracking of various cases and had the opportunity to review numerous case files.