Tutor: Prof.ssa Anna Maria Mancaleoni

Keywords: International Public Law; Regulation of Artificial Intelligence; Digitalization.

Short bio:

Holds two bachelor’s degrees: one in International Relations and another in International Law, followed by a master’s degree in International Law, awarded by the School of Law at V. N. Karazin Kharkiv National University (Ukraine). Has four years of experience coordinating international projects in research and education, initially serving as Manager and later as Deputy Head of the International Relations Office at Karazin University. Participated in twelve international non formal education events (courses, training sessions, and professional weeks, both in-person and online) covering a variety of professional topics. Current research focuses on the responsible use of artificial intelligence in higher education.

Thesis abstract:

The research addresses the legal regulation of artificial intelligence (AI) technologies specifically within the context of higher education. It analyzes the impact of AI technologies on research, management, and educational processes, identifying legal and ethical risks. The study aims to outline the regulatory framework at the international and comparative levels and, based on the acquired data, proposes balanced solutions to ensure responsible implementation and rational use of artificial intelligence technologies within the higher education system.