Egemen FALCIOĞLU

Egemen FALCIOĞLU serves as an Assistant Professor and Vice Dean at Beykent University's Faculty of Law, Department of Administrative Law. He holds dual academic appointments while maintaining active teaching responsibilities across undergraduate and graduate programs.

His educational background includes a Doctorate from Istanbul University's Institute of Social Sciences (2018) with thesis on judicial control of regulatory boards, an LLM in International Law from Temple University (2006), and a Law Degree from Ankara University (2001). His research spans critical intersections of administrative law with health policy, education governance, AI regulation, and intellectual property systems.

FALCIOĞLU's scholarly output reveals evolving focus from traditional administrative law domains toward emerging challenges including AI governance (2024), pandemic-era educational autonomy (2021), and anti-vaccination discourse management (2019). His publications consistently address procedural justice concerns within regulatory frameworks, particularly examining how omnibus legislation impacts citizens' rights to seek legal remedies.

• 2025: Audit mechanisms for foundation universities
• 2024: AI-human administrative relationships
• 2022: Child welfare/public interest nexus
• 2020: Omnibus bill implications for legal rights

As thesis supervisor, he guides research on health administration liability, tax law corrections, and local government powers. His teaching portfolio includes Administrative Law (General Principles/Trial Law), Constitutional Law, Health Law, and specialized courses on tax systems and economic law developments taught in both Turkish and English.