Ora Buch

Coordinated 18 groups and a core team of 50 people, managed an annual budget of €70,000, and fostered community development across multiple sites. Created an ESA-NASA pen pals programme and spoke at the London Science Museum.

Analysed law and policy, drafted detailed reports on new or upcoming regulations, and assessed the impact of cybersecurity regulations on navigation and telecommunication programmes. Delivered over 50 awareness campaigns and co-authored an article published in Air and Space Law.

Researched environmental, health and safety legislations for multiple jurisdictions and summarised legal information into compliance reports for clients.

Attended the ECSL School on Space Law and Policy, covering international, regional and national legal and policy frameworks for space activities.

Activities and societies: Student representative in Educational Committee; contract drafting clinic.

Pursued an LLM in Intellectual Property & ICT Law, including courses on electronic contract law, AI technologies, and European privacy law. Served as a student representative and wrote a thesis on user-generated content and copyright.

Completed an online course on copyright law, exploring its impact on art, entertainment, and industry, and debating potential reforms.

Completed a double degree program focused on international, European and comparative law, with coursework in international courts, economic law, and human rights.

Completed the first year of a double degree program with the University of Zürich, focusing on international, European and comparative law.

Completed a semester abroad with coursework in competition policy, Canadian intellectual property law, cultural law, and history of capitalism.

Activities and societies: Selected for a round table on Copyright in the Digital Single Market.

Earned a Bachelor of Laws in European Law, with a focus on EU law and comparative law across French, English, Dutch, and German legal systems.