Public Law (with Thesis)

The Public Law Master's Program (with Thesis) aims to develop students' knowledge and skills in the field of public law in depth. Offering advanced education in classical public law subjects such as constitutional law, administrative law and human rights law, the program also addresses contemporary issues such as artificial intelligence, climate change and digitalization, thereby responding to the current needs of legal education.

The program aims to train competent legal professionals with well-developed analytical thinking and research skills who will contribute to the effective functioning of the legal system in both academic and professional settings. Throughout their studies, students expand their knowledge through theoretical courses while developing their scientific research and writing skills through presentations, academic research, articles and thesis work. By focusing in particular on current issues such as the impact of artificial intelligence technologies on public law, their legal regulation and their use in the justice system, the international and national legal dimensions of climate change policies, and the innovations that digitalization brings to the legal system, the program ensures that students are prepared and equipped to manage the legal challenges of the future. 

Within this framework, students examine fundamental public law subjects such as constitutional review and the theory of administrative acts in depth, and have the opportunity to evaluate the legal problems encountered in these fields and their solutions. Thesis work enables students to conduct in-depth research on a specific topic and contribute to the body of knowledge in that field.

While offering students opportunities to advance in their academic careers, the Public Law Master's Program (with Thesis) also aims to train experts who will contribute to legal practice and the development of legal policy. Graduates who successfully complete the program are qualified to pursue an academic career as well as to work in various positions in public institutions and the private sector.