Serkan Yolcu

Serkan Yolcu is an Assistant Professor at Bilkent University's Faculty of Law, specializing in Public Law. His research focuses on Comparative Constitutional Law, Constitutional Adjudication, and Judicial Behavior. He holds a PhD in Public Law from Ankara University (2018) and has conducted post-doctoral research at the European University Institute as a Max Weber Fellow (2019). His career includes roles such as Associate Professor via the Inter-University Board (2022) and academic positions in constitutional legal studies.

Education highlights: LLB from Dokuz Eylul University (2007), LLM in Public Law from Bursa Uludag University (2011), PhD in Public Law from Ankara University (2018).

Research interests span constitutional history, social rights, and empirical legal studies. His work critiques judicial review dynamics in Turkey and explores comparative constitutional frameworks across Europe, including Nordic legal systems. Recent articles analyze Turkey's constitutional court jurisprudence, voting rights, and the role of advisory bodies like the Venice Commission.

No scientific awards are listed. Advising activity is unspecified. His scholarly focus engages with legal historiography, judicial independence, and institutional transformation in constitutional governance.