This edition focuses on the publication of student research results in the campus environment, where this research is a closing requirement for the exam. However, we only published thirteen early articles in this special issue, the rest of the articles were published in the regular issue. There are also several lecturer publications that come in but are outside the routine publication schedule.

This issue contains discussions about Employment Law, Information Law and Electronic Transactions, International Trade Law and Capita Selecta Law, which are several areas of law that have relevance in the world of work and information technology. This is an urgent matter to be included in a special issue. Therefore, we have prepared several articles related to scope for our dear readers to read.