Georgia Hejduková is a law student at the Faculty of Law of Charles University. She focuses on international law, human rights with a specialization in Oceania and administrative law.
She is currently working in the Frank Bold Expert Group, where she is working for the legal advice office focusing on administrative law, local government, construction law and public procurement law. She is also a research assistant in the Department of International Law and is involved in the organisation of departmental events, research and other activities.
In addition to her academic work, she is involved in legal education. She has completed the Street Law course, in which she tries to convey the law in a fun and accessible way. In the past, she taught at the Gymnasium Na Zatlanka and currently teaches law at the Street Law University at Charles University.
She also has extensive experience in the non-profit and political sectors. She worked at the Reconstruction of the State, where she worked on projects to strengthen the resilience of the Czech Republic, particularly in the area of international sanctions enforcement. She was the campaign coordinator for Adéla Šípová's successful Senate campaign and subsequently helped her manage social media in the Senate. She also served as a youth delegate for Amnesty International and led the youth organization Young Pirates.
She is also a recipient of several awards, including awards for undergraduate research(2x), merit scholarships and awards for the representation of the school, she was also nominated by Euro magazine in the list of 20 x 20 influential Czechs, and she was selected as TOP 25 highschoolers of the Czech Republic 3 times. She was also on several study trips to United States (International Visitor Leaderships Programme) as well to the Netherlands and Italy.
She is currently working in the Frank Bold Expert Group, where she is working for the legal advice office focusing on administrative law, local government, construction law and public procurement law. She is also a research assistant in the Department of International Law and is involved in the organisation of departmental events, research and other activities.
In addition to her academic work, she is involved in legal education. She has completed the Street Law course, in which she tries to convey the law in a fun and accessible way. In the past, she taught at the Gymnasium Na Zatlanka and currently teaches law at the Street Law University at Charles University.
She also has extensive experience in the non-profit and political sectors. She worked at the Reconstruction of the State, where she worked on projects to strengthen the resilience of the Czech Republic, particularly in the area of international sanctions enforcement. She was the campaign coordinator for Adéla Šípová's successful Senate campaign and subsequently helped her manage social media in the Senate. She also served as a youth delegate for Amnesty International and led the youth organization Young Pirates.
She is also a recipient of several awards, including awards for undergraduate research(2x), merit scholarships and awards for the representation of the school, she was also nominated by Euro magazine in the list of 20 x 20 influential Czechs, and she was selected as TOP 25 highschoolers of the Czech Republic 3 times. She was also on several study trips to United States (International Visitor Leaderships Programme) as well to the Netherlands and Italy.