I have been working in research since 2007, first as a PhD Student then Assistant Lecturer in Constitutional Law and Human Rights. My research focuses on privacy and fair trial in terms of constitutional transplants in the protection of privacy in the information age. I also participated in many international and national research projects focusing on cooperation in JHA, DP and FOIA, comparative constitutional law, judicial independence and the right to a fair trial. I have extensive international research experience extending through France, Belgium and the UK through state-funded grants as part of international cooperation and self-funded study visits.A short foray into diplomacy also contributes to the broadening of my international experience, since I was fortunate enough to spend two consecutive summer internships at an Embassy in Paris. More recently, I gained insight into building and managing educational programs in the field of International Relations, as well as in establishing inter-institutional cooperation between domestic and foreign universities.Besides my interests in research and international relations, I worked as a certified legal translator for several law firms and public organizations in Hungary and abroad, and I was fortunate enough to build my own company focusing on legal translation. I am also certified as a specialist in Anglo-Saxon Law.