Pulkit Mogra

Biography:

Pulkit Mogra is a Faculty Member at International Business University (IBU). He specializes in AI governance and standardization, privacy law, digital regulation, business ethics, and corporate social responsibility.

With nearly 10 years of experience in legal education, research, and international academic partnerships, Pulkit Mogra brings a strong understanding of how law, technology, and business intersect. His doctoral research examines predictive policing in Canada, focusing on Charter rights and enforceable oversight of algorithmic systems. His broader research explores AI accountability, surveillance, data justice, and human rights in the digital age.

At IBU, he teaches Regulatory Environment, Ethics and Corporate Social Responsibility in the MBA program at the Ottawa campus. His teaching covers regulatory frameworks, ethical decision-making, corporate accountability, sustainability, and stakeholder governance. He previously served as Assistant Professor in the School of Law at the University of Petroleum and Energy Studies in India. There he designed and taught five courses, including Data Protection Law and Telecommunications and AI Law, and earned an instructor rating of 4.8 out of 5.

Academic and Professional Contributions:

Pulkit Mogra has contributed to research projects at the University of Ottawa’s Faculty of Law and Telfer School of Management. These include an analysis of ISO/IEC AI management standards and their application to Canadian privacy law, and a study of leadership preparedness for AI ethics across 50 Canadian enterprises. He co-wrote a report on AI-driven identity management for the Human-Centric Cybersecurity Partnership, including policy recommendations on biometric safeguards in public services. He also contributed to a Canadian Heritage–funded report on digital disinformation.

His work has been published in the Journal of Law and Social Policy and in an edited volume on cybercrime in Industry 5.0, and his policy commentary has appeared in The Hill Times. He has presented on responsible AI and reducing bias in machine learning to the Association for Intelligent Information Management and ACCESS Information Management. Earlier in his career, he developed cyber law and privacy modules for more than 2,000 learners. He also negotiated international academic partnerships with universities in China, Israel, and Europe.

Areas of Expertise:

Pulkit Mogra’s areas of expertise include:

• AI governance and standardization
• Privacy and data protection law
• Digital regulation
• Business ethics
• Corporate social responsibility
• Regulatory environments for business
• Algorithmic accountability and bias
• Cybersecurity and digital identity
• Surveillance and human rights
• Technology law